The CEO’s Hidden Love Midnight Temptations and Deep Desires

Lying in her hospital bed, Quincy looked up at her biological father with a mix of emotions.

Suddenly, she couldn't help but smile.

"Dad, have I ever made you wonder if I'm really your daughter?" "Cut the nonsense! Do you know that the Lopez family have withdrawn their funding because of your disappearance? Without that money to fill up this hole, decades of my hard work will go down the drain!" Ronin was so agitated that he paced the room. "And after all, haven't you already agreed? Didn't we have an understanding? Once you've established yourself within the Lopez family, you can do whatever you want. I just beg you to do one thing for the benefit of our family!" Ronin was completely blindsided when he received a call from Jonathan. After all, the fate of their family was tightly gripped in Jonathan's hands.

"One thing? You've ruined my life!" Quincy couldn't understand how her parents could so casually decide her fate in a family alliance via marriage.

This was about marriage, a commitment for life! "What have I ruined? Is marrying into the Lopez family beneath you?" he asked.

"That's only what you believe," Quincy pulled her lips. "You want to give the whole family away to your son, I don't mind. I never wanted anything from our family's fortune, but you're determined to sabotage my chance at happiness!" "Quincy!" Ronin's

money? You think you're above it all and think you are chasing sfairy tale of love? Lettell you, that's utterly impossible! If only you hadn't been born into privilege, if only you hadn't enjoyed the life of a lady in our family!" Raising a child to beca doctor was so expensive. From university tuition to independent research labs

if the family fortune couldn't go to his daughter, at least

Quincy knew what her father was about to say. He had used the

funding is pulled then our family is really finished! Ronin had no patience for argument now, the calls demanding money

her eyes, knowing she was giving her father

didn't matter. He had never truly