The CEO’s Hidden Love Midnight Temptations and Deep Desires

Karen had finally had enough of Jeffrey's silence and decided to leave on her own.

With every step she took, he followed closely behind.

Annoyance flared within her.

"Can't you take a hint?" "Yeah, I can." His voice was low, his eyelashes casting shadows over his cheeks. Thank goodness the evening was dim, the stairwell light barely punctuating the darkness, hiding the single tear that threatened to betray him. "I promised Dorothy I'd see you home." "I can walk by myself." "Just let me walk you, at least... walk our child home.” Karen's lips parted, but no harsh words came out. She resigned herself to his company.

The journey seemed endless, each step weighed down with the gravity of their situation.

It was rare for them to share such a quiet moment together. Jeffrey wished her apartment was higher, just a few more stairs to climb, and just a little more time for them to spend together.

the stairs always come to

reached the front

she knocked, the door swung open almost immediately. Dorothy had been

lingering behind, she knew things

Karen couldn't possibly ask Jeffrey

reaching out to take Karen's hand. She gave Jeffrey a long, meaningful look,

thing, aren't I?" "That's not for me to say. Whatever you decide, I'm here for you." Dorothy had her own moment of impulse once, deciding to keep her twins. No regrets, but it hadn't been without its hardships, nearly costing her life in the delivery room. How could she now advise Karen? She guided Karen to the couch and poured a glass of

knows about the pregnancy.” "Yeah, I figured." "He wants me to keep the baby." Dorothy

really wanted to give Jeffrey a chance! After confirming the pregnancy, do you know my first absurd thought? I was wondering, who would our child take after more, me or Jeffrey? Ha, if it's a boy, I hope he's more like me, so he won't grow up to be a cad like his father. If it's a girl, I hope she looks like him, with those strong brows and big eyes, bound to be as beautiful as Abigail." Dorothy let out a sigh,