The CEO’s Hidden Love Midnight Temptations and Deep Desires

Everett was always the rock, unshakable, but even he couldn't hide his distress at Dorothy's panicked state. He did not want her to be so bothered by this incident.

The world was a roulette wheel of chance, and nobody could predict where the ball would land, so why torment herself with the ifs and buts after the fact? "I... I'm just so scared something's going to go wrong," Dorothy fretted, wringing her hands. "They're supposed to be getting married soon." Her emotions were a tangled mess, a whirlwind of worries that refused to settle. The images that crowded her mind were too messy to make sense of.

Compounding her anxiety was the fact that Jeffrey was missing, and there had been no update on Karen from the emergency room.

Without any resolution in sight, Dorothy couldn't find peace.

Everett wrapped his arms around her in an attempt to soothe her nerves. Before he could utter a word of comfort, the sound of hurried footsteps approached.

tuned towards the

It was Jeffrey.

Jeffrey's gaze fell, his jaw clenched. "I was so mad at myself, and I didn't want to take it out on Karen, so I went for a walk around the resort gardens.” He had returned only to find an empty room and a carpet stained with blood—Karen was gone. It was the hotel staff who had informed him that everyone had rushed to

help her frustration, though she sensed it might not be the best time for a lecture. "I specifically told you to keep it together before I left!" "It was... Karen said I was too hot-headed and that I shouldn't have beat up her ex. It made me so angry, thinking she was defending him, so I just..." "They broke up years ago! And it was her ex who couldn't let go, can't you see that? Karen's pregnant, for heaven's sake! Didn't you know?" Dorothy couldn't hold back, her words spilling out before Everett

now visible teardrops were falling

thought until he suddenly turned to her. "Did you tell her parents?" "No, what could I say?" They had all set out for a joyful vacation, and now they were here, in a hospital,

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