CEO's Passion: Love by Mistake

“You sleep first. I'll turn off the lights,” Shane said gently.

“Okay. You sleep too. You must be tired after playing with the kids.”

Shane chuckled. “Yeah. They're too hyper.”

Natalie smiled as well. “I agree.”

“Goodnight!” Shane uttered, switching off the light.

“Goodnight, Darling,” Natalie replied.

The sound of her goodnight ushered in a night of rest as the room fell into darkness after the lights went out.

When morning came, Shane and the children began their journey home.

Two days were the most the three could spend with Natalie.

After all, Connor still had to attend school, and Shane could not leave Thompson Group unattended for too long, so two days was the maximum they could stay.

At the airport, Natalie took her children into her arms and held them for a long time while Shane stood beside her.

“Take care of yourself. I'll bring the children to see you soon,” he assured.

Natalie caressed the children and stood back up to talk to him. “I will. You take care too. I know you're busy at the company, but don't overwork yourself.”

“I won't. Don't worry,” Shane replied with a faint smile.

He was no longer the man who lived only for work.

Now, he had a wife and children. He would definitely take care of himself and make sure he was safe and healthy, or else his family would be worried.

“Good to know.” Natalie was glad Shane had promised to look after himself. She smiled at him, adjusting his collar.

“By the way, about Joyce, you can tell her about my suggestion and give her some time to think about it. She can come and look for me at Thompson Group once she makes up her mind. I will make the necessary arrangements after that,” Shane reminded.

“I will,” Natalie replied.

“Then we will get going first,” Shane added, looking down toward her.

“Sure. Give me a call when you land.”

“I will.” He ruffled her hair before bringing the children to the VIP passage.

Behind them, Silas and the bodyguards followed with their hand-carry luggage.

As for Natalie and Lina, they waited and watched the group until it finally disappeared out of sight down the passage.

“They're gone. Let's go,” Lina reminded as she went closer to Natalie.

Natalie finally looked away and joined Lina. “All right. Let's go.”

They walked out of the airport and got into the car. Then, Natalie dug out her phone to call Joyce.

Since Joyce had been waiting for her call, it did not take long before Natalie's call got through. “Hey, Nat. How did things go?” Joyce asked anxiously.