CEO's Passion: Love by Mistake

Chapter 1705 His Pursuit

Stanley's feelings for her came too quickly and suddenly, yet he acknowledged them so naturally. Then, he began to pursue her relentlessly.

It made her feel not even a bit of joy but, instead, only a deep sense of sorrow.

The trouble was she had no memories or feelings for him from the past, and his pursuit brought her no joy. Moreover, as they held grudges against each other, his pursuit made her feel somewhat afraid.

Seeing Joyce's furrowed brows, Caitlin got worried. “Joyce, what's wrong? What are you thinking about?”

Joyce's eyes flickered for a moment, and she forced a smile on her face. “It's nothing, Mom. I'm fine. I was just thinking about something on my mind. It's nothing important.”

She said so because she didn't want Caitlin to ask further questions.

If Caitlin continued asking, she was afraid she couldn't keep her mouth shut and blurt out her inner frustrations.

After all, Stanley had developed feelings for her and even wanted to pursue her. She really didn't want to tell her parents about this.

If they found out, she reckoned they would be shocked and overthought than she would.

many things would leave them mentally and physically exhausted,

it's better to let

them. She sighed inwardly but didn't force her to speak. Patting Joyce's shoulder, she gave her an understanding smile and said, “If you don't

and suddenly, yet he acknowledged them so

reddened. Her heart

leaned forward, resting in Caitlin's embrace. “Thank you,

there to thank for?” Caitlin gently stroked Joyce's hair, her

care of yourself at the hospital. If you need anything,

at the hospital to care for

well for the past few days, so she

and could tend to the garden. Once he fully recovered, she would visit to care for Joyce in

it.” Hearing Caitlin's advice, Joyce felt warmth in her heart and smiled as she nodded in agreement. “I'll take good care of myself. After all, I have a baby in my belly. I

right. Okay. I'm leaving now.” Caitlin patted Joyce's

face gradually faded and was replaced by confusion

Stanley's letter, she was now certain of her conversation with Natalie that