The CEO’s Hidden Love Midnight Temptations and Deep Desires

"Never heard your dad mention anything about it. Looks like he's finally given up for good this time." Karen's heart ached for her daughter, and after a pause, she softly called out, "Felicity..."

"Mom, I'm really okay, I'm doing fine! If Langston has truly given up, then I should be happy for him."

"He's hitting thirty, you know. Who knows, he might suddenly bring a girl home, get hitched in a heartbeat. Have you thought this through? No regrets?"

Even though she understood her daughter's decision, considering her friendship with Dorothy Sanchez, she knew it did indeed weigh on Langston.

Not having kids was a significant issue.

But as a mother, Karen felt the need to remind her one more time.

No matter what Felicity decided, she had her support.

"Why should I have any regrets? I don't." Felicity said with a laugh, then fell silent for a few seconds before adding, "But if he gets married, I'm never coming back home! It'd just be awkward for everyone." "Alright, honey. I understand."

After hanging up, Karen finished her nightly routine and climbed into bed to open her laptop.

While looking up some information, Felicity scrolled through old files on WhatsApp, filled out the rest, and then noticed a notification on Twitter.

Clicking on it, the most recent post was Aurora Lopez's wedding photos.

"Abigail looks absolutely stunning..."

smiles that seemed

were a match made in heaven was

looking at

and stopped at

corner, there was Miles, clutching a glass of wine, tilting

He was drinking again.

was because of

hadn't gone back for the wedding. She would've made any excuse-saying she was sick, tired, anything to avoid

pondering over the

It was Calvin's number.

through, not his usual cheerful

might be

call an ambulance

I was hoping

her forehead, at

being just friends, is it so bad for

He sounded so pitiful.