CEO's Passion: Love by Mistake

Even so, they found themselves unable to stay calm.

If it wasn't Jacqueline who kidnapped Connor, then who did it?

Is there someone else plotting against us?

Natalie balled her hands into fists. “That's impossible. Who else could it have been if not you?”

Jacqueline laughed wickedly. “Well, maybe you should ask Stanley.”

Natalie was bewildered. “Stanley...”

“That's right. He's the one who kidnapped your son and caused the car accident.” Jacqueline cackled even more heartily at the look of disbelief on Natalie's face. “I suppose you still don't understand Stanley, so let me break it to you. Stanley's done a lot of things you have no idea of. He wasn't just behind your son's kidnapping; he even orchestrated his own car accident. He was also involved in that one time your company's textile mill caught fire. He and Jasmine had planned it together.”

Natalie's pupils dilated as she staggered back a few steps.

She would have collapsed if Shane hadn't grabbed onto her in time.

was behind

How could that be?

Shane was dumbfounded,

have been sick all this while, but there was

then, why would he do all

Silas was so stunned that he

“No. That's impossible. There's no way Stanley would ever do this to me. There's just no

it, Natalie Smith? There are so many people out there who hate you. The

and stared at the other woman frostily. “Laugh all you want. I know you're telling me all this just to watch me cave. You may have succeeded, but it doesn't matter. I'll verify everything with Jackson. And there's one thing you're wrong about: I'm not pathetic. I may have lots of

held her gently by the waist. “I'll always love

turned to him and smiled. “And I believe

laugh either. “Ha! You're just making excuses. I look forward to seeing you in

tried to kill me a few times. You got someone to nearly drown me inside the bathroom of a restaurant, and I almost fell to death after you tampered with my apartment's elevator. You also nearly pushed me down the

down the stairs?” Shane's expression turned grim. “You never told me