The CEO’s Hidden Love Midnight Temptations and Deep Desires

It's true what they say, clothes make the man.

Right now, clad in a sleek, jet-black shirt paired with dress pants, he really did give off the aura of someone from an illustrious family.

Leveraging his tall frame and long limbs, he looked like a walking mannequin. And with that ruggedly handsome face featuring sharp, defined lines, who could have guessed he used to be a truck driver, barreling down highways? "Hey, bro-in-law!" Felicity called out, unphased.

That made Aurora blush a tad. "Felicity, we're not married yet..."

She gestured towards the large, festive "Congratulations" banner hanging at the entrance of Bay Residence, "With all this, do you think he can still make a run for it?" "Ha-ha."

Soon after, the men were off to tend to the more physically demanding tasks or those that required climbing.

Aurora pulled Felicity to the side, handing her a glass of juice. "Aunt Karen mentioned you went to the Arctic."

"Yeah! It's absolutely stunning there. I'll send you some pictures! It could be a great honeymoon destination for you and your hubby!" Felicity clapped her hands enthusiastically. As she spoke, Aurora suddenly lowered her head, shyly caressing her belly.

"We might not be able to travel far for our honeymoon...I'm pregnant."

"Really?!"

the doctor said it's

happy for Aurora. She stared at the small belly for a few seconds before asking cautiously, "Can

to feel yet, no

to

reached out, touching

Pregnancy.

Such a beautiful thing...

shame she would never

help but probe, "How are you doing...you know, relationship-wise?" "Me? I'm

mean, in terms of

her smile stiffening, "That's going well

made it official. You and my brother

married! You should nudge Langston instead, tell him to find a

okay seeing

course!" Felicity didn't hesitate, even managing a smile, "He should find someone gentle and kind, a perfect match. With genes as good as Langston's, they should have

words left

she had always thought Felicity harbored feelings

if that were true, such