All Chapters of The Blind CEO: Chapter 11 - Chapter 16

Zane had watched Jade’s reaction closely. It was obvious she had wanted to tell him he was wrong.Well, that was bold of her, even daring to ask if he had found "her" yet.Zane had almost said yes. But just to test her reaction and maybe to infuriate her a little, he lied, saying he had stopped looking and made up a story about his watch.Jade was naive, but he was sure she still kept that watch. Because if she had ever sold it, he would have known.He had been waiting for that moment — waiting for the watch to surface so he could track Jay down. But either she didn’t realize the broken watch was still worth a fortune, or she simply wanted to keep it as a remembrance.The latter always warmed his heart. But still, part of him had hoped she sold it when Zaira needed money.Then again, she didn’t know.Besides, he had already investigated everything based on her story. She hadn't lied. Instead, he had uncovered even more heart-wrenching truths about the sacrifices she had made for his s

“Jade, there’s a delivery for you,” Mireia called her.Engrossed with her work, she just told her friend to receive it for her.“Hey, since when did you have an admirer?” Mireia teased, placing the bouquet of red roses on her desk with a playful grin. “Do you have a suitor?”Jade was stunned for a moment, blinking at the flowers. But before she could check for a card, Mireia beat her to it.“Thanks for the dinner last night, beautiful. —Karter.”“Reia, stop it!” She snatched the card, her cheeks warming with embarrassment.“You went on a date last night?” Mireia’s eyes widened with delight.Before Jade could answer, her phone rang, saving her temporarily from the interrogation.“Hey, did you receive the flowers?” Karter’s voice filled her ears, cheerful and easy.“I did. I wanted to thank you, but really, this is too much to say thanks for dinner. Didn’t you already pay for everything we ate?” She pressed her fingers on her temple, flustered.Around her, Mireia and the rest of the tea

Jade arrived home from work soaking wet. It had been raining the whole day and she didn’t have an umbrella. She braved the rain and as a result, got all wet.Z had been waiting for her, worried sick. Though he couldn’t see, he must have sensed the change in the air, or maybe it was just how well he knew her.The moment she stepped inside, he was already there by the door, holding a towel.“You walked in the rain, didn’t you?” he asked, voice calm but laced with concern.“I have an umbrella,” she had lied.He didn’t need eyes to know the truth.“Liar,” he said softly. “Here, dry yourself at once. I’ll prepare you something warm.”“I’ll do it,” she said quickly. “You might hurt yourself.”But before she could step past him, his hand shot out, finding her arm with practiced ease.“Don’t get sick, Jay. I don’t allow it,” he told her, his grip gentle but firm.“Of course, I won’t get sick. I’m a strong and healthy girl,” she had humored him.Well, she got sick the next day.And he didn’t s