The CEO’s Hidden Love Midnight Temptations and Deep Desires

She felt that Everett was finally showing signs of moving on from his past relationship with Dorothy. It wasn't an overnight change, but a gradual shift where thoughts of her didn't consume him as much, making him less resistant to the idea of other women in his life.

"Are you done?" he asked.

"Not quite."

Everett wasn't interested in her ramblings. Seeing an opportunity, he stood up. "I'm going to head to the restroom. Think about what you want to say, and let's try to wrap this up in one go. And don't trick me into another dinner; I won't be falling for that again."

Quincy nodded in agreement, "Sure."

As Everett walked away, Quincy's gaze lingered on the coffee he had ordered upon arriving.

Today was her only shot.

Chances were, if Everett didn't end up poisoned, he would never agree to meet her alone again.

Thank goodness for Jonathan Lopez playing matchmaker!

Quincy clenched her fist, then slowly pulled a small vial of liquid from her purse.

head to the restroom,

at the table, he knew the deed

"Mr. Lopez, you're back."

"Yeah."

casually picking up his coffee and taking a sip

playing on her lips. "You really like their

talk. If you've figured out

wasn't one

blunt rejection from Everett before; it was

get straight to the point. I think we could give it a shot, getting to know each other. I'm not asking for you to

"Not interested."

you over Dorothy

Everett frowned but continued to drink his coffee without setting

the coffee, silently relieved that he had

she moved out of the