CEO's Passion: Love by Mistake

The bet is on! What will the winner be rewarded?

Someone asked in the group chat.

The discussion soon got a lot more attention. That was what everyone wanted to know. After all, no one would be interested in participating in a bet they could not afford.

One of the higher-ups smirked subtly before typing: A bottle of Louis XIII!

Louis XIII! Not bad. Someone's gambling big. Alright, I am in!

Count me in.

One by one, the rest of the room put down their bets.

Following suit, everyone lowered their cell phones and turned their attention to Shane.

Under the anticipation of the board, Shane picked up the phone. His lips parted and asked, “How's my wife?”

With those three words, the entire conference room was split into two sets of emotions.

them cheered silently in their victory while the other half sighed miserably

bottle of Louis XIII each and gifted them to

fat paycheck. A bottle of Louis XII might be pricey, but it was not something they could not afford. It would not take

talking to Natalie in his seat at the head of the table. His affectionate expression made everyone on the

he fell into the trap of true love. Everyone wondered if he would remain

was evident that the latter had happened. After Shane got married, his entire demeanor changed. He became

reserved for Natalie only. When it came to his subordinates, Shane was still

shock everyone. If someone would have told them in the past that Shane would become a gentle person after he started dating and

reality served to prove that some people truly did a one-eighty after dating and

the perfect example of how marriage can change

board. His eyes narrowed slightly as he spoke into the phone, “Got it. Take care of yourself over there. Be careful and stay safe. Call me if anything happens. Also, let me

Natalie nodded

phone on the table. He then swept the room with narrowed eyes and a cold

their heads.

Shane pursed his

hurriedly stepped up and explained, “Please believe us, Mr. Thompson.

the guilt on their faces could not

“Alright, that's enough.