CEO's Passion: Love by Mistake

“Yes, I certainly don't live up to my words.” Stanley squinted his eyes. “That's because I didn't realize what truly falling for someone feels like, nor did I realize that I love Joyce. But now I do, and naturally, I won't make the same mistakes again, so of course, I am qualified.”

As soon as he finished speaking, there was a sudden sound of breaking glass outside the ward.

Stanley couldn't help but frown. He slightly moved his phone away from his ear and looked sternly toward the door. “Who's out there?”

The ward's door was closed, and he couldn't see who was outside, so he had to ask through the door.

However, he had a hunch of who it was, and an inexplicable glint flashed across his eyes.

Joyce, standing right outside the door, naturally heard Stanley's question. She bit her lip and wanted to respond but couldn't bring herself to say anything.

She didn't know how to answer because what she had just heard completely threw her off balance. Her mind was in a mess, and his words kept repeating in her head, preventing her from thinking clearly.

Did he just say that he's in love with me? Hah! How is that possible? That's absolutely impossible!

Biting her lip, Joyce lowered her head and turned toward the direction of the elevator, not caring about the glass she had just broken on the ground.

Her mind was in chaos, and she needed to find a place to calm down. Otherwise, she thought she might go insane.

Stanley heard no sound from outside, and his eyebrows furrowed slightly. He lifted the covers and, enduring the pain, limped toward the door.

On the other end of the phone, Sean had also heard the sound.

Shrewd as he was, he could guess who it was. The sound of the breaking glass was very timely, appearing just as Stanley declared his love for Joyce. Obviously, the person who heard those words was either Joyce herself or her family.

Only they would be so emotional as to break the glass.

If it were someone else, they wouldn't have reacted that way at all.

With that thought, Sean mercilessly taunted, “Stanley, it seems like you have trouble over there.”

Naturally, Stanley knew what Sean meant and narrowed his eyes as he sneered, “You don't need to remind me.”

“I'm not reminding you. I'm just saying. All right, I won't disturb you anymore. I'll contact you before I have the final showdown with Shane,” Sean said and hung up the phone.

Stanley looked at his phone and snickered. He has the audacity to tell me directly that he wants to hurt Natalie. Isn't he afraid I'll tell Shane and have him hide Natalie away?

After that, Stanley put away his phone and opened the ward's door.

He had thought that the woman outside would be stunned by his words and remain rooted to the spot for a long time.

To his surprise, there was no one outside after he opened the door. The only thing that greeted him was the sight of broken glass fragments on the floor.

She actually left?

Stanley narrowed his eyes.

He had underestimated her. She had regained her senses so quickly and left the scene.