The CEO’s Hidden Love Midnight Temptations and Deep Desires

It wasn't that Dorothy was particularly astute; it's just that she knew her son like the back of her hand.

love notes and nursing crushes since middle school.

Throughout his childhood, Miles had been practically glued to his computer screen, and as he grew older, he threw himself into his career with the same fervor, leaving little room for romance. In this regard, he was nothing like his father, Everett, who had been scribbling Miles, on the other hand, seemed to be missing that romantic gene altogether.

It was only now, at his age, that he'd finally accepted Esther's advances and embarked on his very first relationship!

So, when Dorothy saw her son's reaction today, she couldn't help but harbor some doubts.

What she hadn't anticipated was that Miles and Esther had already... well, let's just say they'd gotten quite intimate.

Caught off guard by her direct hit, Miles squirmed uncomfortably, "Mom..."

"Don't tell me you're coming home at this hour not because you were with Esther, but because you went to see Felicity."

Dorothy felt a headache coming on.

She pulled her son into his room, wanting to get the lowdown in private.

wasn't a matter to be taken lightly-it could very well affect her relationship with

what... five or six years now? When did this...

for Anglonia the day

aback, "So,

avoiding eye contact, unbuttoned the top button of his shirt as if it would help

timeline, deliberately omitting the details

mind, it didn't matter who initiated it;

a secret? Don't tell anyone,

you need to take responsibility for your actions. Keeping secrets isn't a solution." Miles rubbed

"Felicity?"

nodded, his mood darkening at the thought of her indifferent attitude, "She told me to turn the page and never bring it up again tried talking to her about

her son was trying

his furrowed brow, Dorothy sighed softly, "Then tell me, what do you think about all

was holding him back, "Mom, I wanted to marry Felicity, to do right by

currently

up with too. She still said no Dorothy sensed something was off but couldn't quite