CEO's Passion: Love by Mistake

Natalie rolled her eyes at Lina and argued, “Of course, I miss him. After all, he is my husband. You'll feel the same when you're married.”

“Haha. However, I'm not married.” Lina giggled for a while and asked, “By the way, I heard you're going to the airport later. Is Mr. Thompson coming?”

“Yes. He's coming tonight.” Natalie nodded.

Lina clicked her tongue. “No wonder you were smiling so broadly just now. Looks like I'll have to watch as the two of you act all lovey-dovey tonight!”

“D*mn you.” Natalie glared at her mischievous friend.

Soon, they arrived at the police station.

Lina parked the car and went in with Natalie.

At that time, Lucy was already in the interrogation room.

When Natalie approached the door, she heard Lucy yelling like a shrew and denying everything she did.

Lina couldn't help but twitch her lips. “This woman is beyond salvation. How can she have the cheek to deny everything when there is strong evidence?”

Natalie chuckled mockingly. “This wouldn't have happened to her if she could admit her mistakes earlier. Anyway, we don't have to look at her. Let's go to record our statement.”

than a hundred witnesses could prove without question that Lucy

Lucy denied everything now, she still couldn't get away with

thought she didn't have to waste her time arguing with Lucy. Instead, she only

on the case, for the police would inform her about the

a final disdainful glance at Lucy before following Natalie to

already two o'clock in the afternoon when they finished recording

little hungry. Nat, shall we get something

and replied, “Good idea.

into he car

station. An officer informed her that Lucy caved in after the interrogation and had come clean

mastermind

out that

Natalie knew the truth, she frowned deeply while her expression

used one of the designs as her work to join the competition, she undoubtedly stole a peek at

initially thought it was logical that Lucy framed

was unaware that the designs were similar to Natalie's.

all and made

words, both of them were accomplices in slandering