CEO's Passion: Love by Mistake

Shane nodded, “That's good to know.”

Silas left after that. He waited in the car outside the villa for a while until Shane made his way over. After that, they left to inspect the company.

The family of four left the house together after they had their breakfast. They parted ways at the entrance of the villa, where Shane got into Silas' car and left early.

Natalie took her kids and left them with the driver, who was responsible for dropping the kids off. She waited until the driver had left with the kids before she got into her own car and left the Thompson villa.

She had just sat down in front of her computer at work and had just turned on the computer when her phone rang. The poor lady never even had the chance to begin working.

Natalie didn't check the screen of her phone. She picked the call up right away. “This is Natalie.”

“Nat,” said Caitlin on the other end of the line. She sounded terrified, and her voice was thick with tears.

Natalie stiffened and sat up immediately. “Mrs. Rivers? What's wrong?”

“Nat, it's Joyce. S-She...” It sounded as though Caitlin was dealing with something terrifying. She stuttered so much that she couldn't even get a full sentence out of her lips.

down, Mrs. Rivers. Slow down and

end of the line, heard what Natalie said. The former knew that she couldn't keep crying like that because she wouldn't be able to

of sanity

shocked that she sprang

that she accidentally tipped over the cup of coffee on her desk, causing it to flow all over the table. The blueprints

anymore. She gripped her phone. In a trembling voice, she asked, “Mrs. Rivers, a-are you

nodding as her heart

entire body swayed, and she almost

to put her hand on her desk to support herself. That was the only reason she didn't

would Joyce do that to herself?” asked Natalie. She had turned pale,

and Joyce smiled when she walked me and her dad out of the house. My husband and I suddenly remembered that we forgot our wallets, so

For a moment there, she

herself to finish that sentence, but

asking if Joyce was

not gone. She survived. We returned and found her in time, so we call

breath of relief when she heard that. “That's good.