The CEO’s Hidden Love Midnight Temptations and Deep Desires

Chapter 48

“I’m not afraid of being seen. I’m afraid of misunderstanding our relationship”

Ever since Everett entered the business world and made a name for himself, there hadn’t been any juicy gossip about him. The only piece of scandal might be something about him and Heather

Now, if people started spreading rumors about him taking a female assistant out on business trips and acting all chummy, it could stir up a lot of unnecessary trouble.

Anyway, she was with Kevin, so she wouldn’t be far from him, and she certainly wouldn’t get lost in Havenbrook.

“Why should we fear what people might guess about our relationship? Everett said.

They were a married couple who just hadn’t gone public yet. Why did they have to fear rumors?

But when Dorothy heard this, she took it differently

even in public? Could it be that he had another argument with Heather and was trying to provoke

found herself increasingly put off by her role

had to be prepared

to her, investing money and

say anything more. She just turned her gaze

hadn’t been back here in five or six years. The last time she came, it was just a quick trip to give up her rented apartment and rush her

changed dramatically. It now had towering skyscrapers everywhere, and

was fully supporting economic development. There

at Social Networking Service, Everett was still the center of attention as

lagged behind Kevin, whispering, “Before coming, I looked up the shareholders of Social Networking Service. The man in the gray suit following their president is named Edward. His shares in the Social Networking Service changed three times. It seems like he wanted to split

matched up perfectly

gaze and nodded. “Your analysis makes sense. We’ll need to talk to our lawyers and accountants about it

“Okay”

Service, it attracted quite a lot of attention. So today, he wouldn’t be able to slip away easily.

afternoon, Kevin was getting tired and called Dorothy over, “You’re from Havenbrook, right?

Well, there is… But don’t you have to accompany