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CEO's Passion: Love by Mistake

Chapter 472
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When Natalie was wondering if she should destroy the document, Joyce let out a gasp of disbelief. “Oh, my. Jasmine

died a horrible death.”

“What? Did the netizens actually upload those gory photos? Aren't you afraid?” Natalie snapped back to reality and

frowned.

Joyce rolled her eyes. “There isn't any photo of that sort online. The authorities keep an eye on this and will delete

all the relevant photos. I read this from a reporter's description.”

She pointed at her phone and revealed, “The reporter said Jasmine fell flat on her face, so her face is disfigured

and unrecognizable. That was why I said she died a horrible death!”

“Wait a minute. Did you say she fell flat on her face?” Natalie narrowed her gaze in suspicion.

Joyce nodded. “Yep. That was what the reporter said.”

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“Don't you find it strange?”

“Huh? What is so strange about it?” Joyce stared at her.

Natalie lowered her gaze. “Of course, it's about how Jasmine fell flat on her face. Do you remember she was sitting

with her back against the window when we saw the video?”

“Yes.” Joyce nodded profusely.

“So, when she fell, she should fall flat on her back instead of her face. She couldn't have done a somersault in the

air, right? No one can do that,” said Natalie sternly with her fists clenched up.

“Well...” Joyce did a double take. That does sound suspicious.

Natalie rose to her feet and declared, “Something is amiss with the corpse!”

Joyce felt a chill down her spine upon hearing Natalie's declaration. She couldn't help but shudder. “Nat, stop it.

That's too scary. Don't tell me someone switched the corpse?”

“That's impossible. The corpse fell on the ground in public. No one would dare to switch it under everyone's

watchful gazes.” Natalie shook her head and added, “There is another suspicious thing.”

“What is it?” urged Joyce.

Natalie shut her eyes for a moment. When she opened them again, her gaze was steely. “It's about how Jasmine

jumped down from the building. Joyce, if you were to commit suicide, would you choose to face the window or jump

with your back against the window?”

“I'll face the window, of course. I've never heard of anyone who would jump with their back against the window...”

Realization dawned on Joyce as her eyes widened in fear. “Are you serious? Nat, are you saying Jasmine didn't

commit suicide? Someone else put her in that position and pushed her out of the window?”

“That could be possible. I feel that her position before she jumped and the corpse's position on the ground are both

abnormal. Hence, my doubts. But of course, I could be overthinking. I need to see the scene no matter what.”

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With that, she stood up and headed to the rack to grab her bag.

Joyce rose to her feet as well. “What is there to look at? Jasmine is dead. It doesn't matter whether she was

murdered or committed suicide. This is none of our business. Just ignore it. Also, aren't you going to have lunch?”

Natalie's lips pursed as she scowled. “Do you think I can still eat after watching that video?”

Joyce's expression clouded over as she stopped harping about lunch.

Natalie walked out of her studio and headed to the elevator.

Joyce's right. Jasmine's death is none of my business. I should stay out of this. However, I didn't tell Joyce about one

of my doubts—is that corpse Jasmine?

The figure seemed familiar, but there are plenty of people who have similar figures. Most importantly, we didn't get

to see Jasmine's face before or after she committed suicide. That's why I suspect the weird jumping position and

the corpse's face on the ground were arranged to hide the deceased's features.

Natalie was deep in thought when her phone began ringing.

She strode ahead without stopping and answered the call.

“Hey, Shane,” she greeted.