The CEO’s Hidden Love Midnight Temptations and Deep Desires

Everett took off to Liberty City the next day with Abigail and Langston in tow.

Dorothy's life suddenly felt like a throwback to her days at the Prosperity Consortium. Her world narrowed down to her apartment and the office — a very predictable routine.

Only on weekends, there was no longer a need to visit Bella at the hospital.

The Lopez Corporation's projects were moving along as scheduled. Sure, there were hiccups here and there, but nothing that teamwork couldn't iron out.

Before she knew it, winter had given way to a stealthy spring.

Eldorria City's weather couldn't make up its mind, swinging from rain to snow, leaving everyone baffled about what to wear.

Karen's baby bump was starting to show, and she had put on a noticeable amount of weight. She was the picture of a little mama-to-be, hands constantly supporting her lower back as she walked.

Her wedding with Jeffrey was postponed. There was no helping it; they didn't want to wear her out, and the doctor advised bed rest during this critical phase of pregnancy.

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would just have to come to her! Dorothy answered the call while printing out the latest project report, ready to submit it

Jeffrey start without me!" "We haven't seen each other in a week, and I miss

company, seeing

resist her friend's pleading. "If you get hungry, eat first. I'l contact you after work." "Deal!" After hanging up, Dorothy

progress reports are accurate.” Austin nodded, giving the papers a cursory glance before fixing his gaze on Dorothy. "Say, Ms. Sanchez... you're about to resign, right?" Dorothy paused, then nodded. "Yes, but it's not for a while yet. Why do you ask?" "Well, just checking! After all, we need someone to fill your shoes, right? What's going to happen to the project otherwise?" "The company should appoint a replacement,” Dorothy affirmed. Everett... he

there's been no word! And considering you'll be leaving soon, we're

added in a negotiating tone, "Ms. Sanchez, how about this? If the company doesn't send a replacement by the time you're set to leave, would you stay on and oversee the

my contract ite cO Mm sepa lemaicd I'shouldn't be involved in the project as a director. If you're worried about the transition, it might be best to inquire about the company's plans in advance." Please read the original content