CEO's Passion: Love by Mistake

Natalie's eyes lit up as she, too, concurred on the point made.

“I've spoken for long enough, madam, so I shan't continue to impose. I shall take my leave now.” Looking at the time, Mrs. Wilson realized how late it was and decided against continuing the conversation.

Smiling, Natalie passed the now empty glass back along. “All right. Take care, and do rest up soon, Mrs. Wilson.”

“Will do.” Mrs. Wilson then exited with a genial laugh.

At the Stanford Hospital, Silas was already waiting at the entrance by the time Shane arrived and quickly came down the steps as soon as he saw the car turn in. “Mr. Shane,” he greeted.

“Where's Jackson?” asked Shane as he tossed him the keys.

Silas followed behind as he entered the hospital. “Dr. Baker's at the morgue.”

“How long has he been there?” asked Shane with a squint.

Silas considered it before he replied, “Almost half an hour. I got here about half an hour ago and inquired with the person in charge. Dr. Baker had only arrived a few minutes before I did.”

were at the morgue to view the body

potential tampering with the bodies of the deceased, and secondly, because the morgue was cold enough to the extent that one

frigid and severe when he

was unable to hear anything happening within, regardless. Thus, his eyes narrowed as he turned to the two hospital security

in acknowledgment before they pushed their way past the

had already instructed them to abide by

“Get

listened to him

the security guards,

his body immediately collapsed

was astounded. “What happened to

pursed into a slit.

blamed for Jackson's inability to stand, the two security guards sought to explain themselves. “Dr. Baker has stayed inside the morgue for too long. When we found him, he was already sitting on the floor by the freezer like that. His legs must have gone numb from the cold and are unable to hold him upright. He should be all right

Silas

held lips also loosened up as he really thought for a moment that

two guards nodded. “Yeah. There are people passing on in the hospital every day so we'd get family members coming into the morgue just as often.