The CEO’s Hidden Love Midnight Temptations and Deep Desires

"No worries," Dorothy said, tugging at the corner of her lips. "Kenneth, there's less than two weeks left. I don't want to have any regrets.” "I get it." "Thanks for understanding.” Dorothy chuckled. "There's a stir over at Byte 7. You'll still need to keep me posted, okay? I appreciate it." "Sure, no problem at all. I'm happy to keep an eye on things for you." After hanging up the phone, Dorothy took a deep breath before heading into the ward.

Hospitals were not exactly playgrounds for kids, so Everett had practically cleared out the local toy stores, all so his children could have a little joy.

As Dorothy pushed the door open, she saw Everett meticulously stacking blocks, with Abigail clapping happily beside him, exclaiming, "Daddy, you're amazing! It's so tall!" Langston snorted, cookie in hand, glancing over briefly before returning his gaze to the computer screen.

Sighing, Dorothy moved the computer further away.

"Langston, do you not care about your eyesight? Abigail, no more sweets for you today!" Both kids pouted, then turned their puppy-dog eyes to Everett.

Everett shrugged his shoulders. "I'm no match for her." Dorothy walked back to her bed and sat down.

"You called Kenneth back, didn't you?" "How did you know..." She cut herself off, realizing she

said anything, but the topic was out there now, so she might

on my behalf.” "That's your mother's grave, not his. How does that count as showing respect? It should be me doing it if anyone. What business does Kenneth have with it?" Dorothy did not want to argue, so she took a deep breath and said softly, "Don't be as stubborn as Jeffrey, it puts me in a tough spot.” "Don't worry. Your mother's gravestone will always be the cleanest.” Dorothy was speechless. It was not about how clean the gravestone was!

morning arrived, and it was time for Everett to get his

to draw a bath for him, knowing he needed to soak before the procedure since he

finished bathing, wearing a dark silk robe, lazily leaning against the

he was

help but take a few

glad you could make it." Dorothy set down the hairdryer when she saw