The CEO’s Hidden Love Midnight Temptations and Deep Desires

Finally, after a hectic drive, Calvin managed to get Felicity to the hospital, where they were immediately ushered into a private room.

Thankfully, after a thorough check-up, it turned out there was nothing serious. It was just a bit of a chill compounded by the wear and tear of a long-haul flight she hadn't quite recovered from.

The doctor administered some fever-reducing medication and suggested they observe her for a bit longer to make sure she was all clear before heading home.

"Alright, thank you," Calvin responded as the doctor left the room. No sooner had the door closed than his phone erupted into a frenzy of rings and vibrations.

He scowled, answering the call with a furrowed brow, "I've got an emergency, won't make it back to the office... What do you mean, the company will collapse without me?... I've already told you I can't make it, are you deaf?" Felicity was just coming around when she caught the tail end of his rant. She wasn't surprised in the least.

Truth be told, Calvin wasn't known for his patience. He simply chose to show a more playful side around her.

Trying to shift her position, Felicity attempted to sit up, her movements sluggish.

From one moment to the next, Calvin's voice switched from raging storm to soothing calm, "You're awake? Let me help you."

she managed to croak out, her throat feeling like she

water. Don't move," he said, quickly moving

her throat felt a tad better,

her this hard, assuming it was

work, go ahead. I can make my

my family's-well, a relative's

"Watch them fire you."

"That would be a dream

had enveloped everything in

the hospital, was eager to get

not to worry Calvin, she did her best to appear normal, despite feeling lightheaded and weak, compounded by not having eaten all day Even if her mind was willing, her body was

detached house, Calvin was the first out of the car, circling around to open her door, only to find

Calvin was taken aback by the serene sight of her curled up and sleeping. The moonlight filtering through the car window cast a soft glow on her face, highlighting her