CEO's Passion: Love by Mistake

Chapter 1713 Here To Help

During this period, Stanley called her twice, but both times were for Joyce.

He did not know what he wanted from Joyce.

Upon hearing Natalie's exclamation, Lina, who was nearby, also put down her tablet and looked over. “Was it Stanley? What does he want now?”

Lina asked cautiously.

Due to Joyce's involvement, she had absolutely no fondness for Stanley.

Natalie shook her head. “I don't know. Keep quiet for now and let me do the talking.”

“Okay.” Lina nodded.

Natalie swiped the screen and put the phone to her ear, answering the call seriously, “Hey, Stanley.”

“Natalie, where are you guys?” Stanley asked as he walked. On the other end of the phone, he had just gotten off the plane and was currently walking out of the baggage claim area toward the airport exit.

Natalie was momentarily stunned before finally reacting. “Are you asking where we are?”

“Yes.” Stanley nodded.

even more puzzled. “Why are

the country where your competition is taking place. I have something important to discuss with Shane. Shane will be up against Sean, and I am here to provide support for Shane.” Stanley stood in the waiting area outside the airport, speaking

realized his intentions and said, “So that's how it

that Shane had indeed

car horns and airplane engines through the phone, guessing that Stanley was no longer at the hospital where Joyce stayed but at some

Stanley called her twice, but both times

Stanley

a hum. “Yes, I've arrived in the country where your competition is being held. I'm at the airport now. Send me the address of where you're staying, and I'll come

wait a moment. I'll have someone come

not refuse either. He agreed and

Stanley's attitude toward her could be described

all. She did not

attitude toward her allowed her to

love was ultimately too oppressive, suffocating, and terrifying. Being loved by someone like that was actually

different assuming Stanley's mental health had

love with

with a concrete

know his mental state and how

could be considered a psychologist himself. If he wanted to conceal his own mental state, he had plenty of ways to

outsiders simply could not understand what his