The CEO’s Hidden Love Midnight Temptations and Deep Desires

How could he ignore her pleas and continue to refuse?

"While Abigail is still willing to talk, I think you should have a proper conversation instead of playing the fool! You both missed the chance to communicate properly, and now you're facing the consequences. As a man, you need to own up to your mistakes and take responsibility," Dorothy Sanchez frowned. "Don't make me really lose respect for you."

...

As Craig walked into the Bay Residence, he kept his head down.

He listened carefully, but there was no sound of a baby's cries.

He figured... the baby must be asleep.

At the Lopez family home, Craig didn't worry for a second about his son's well-being. He only wished for Aurora Lopez to forgive him and dreamed of the three of them living happily together as a family.

He stood awkwardly at the door for a while. During that time, Miles Lopez came out, gave Craig a look, and was promptly called back by Felicity Lopez.

After about half an hour, Aurora finally stepped out, having changed her clothes.

"Let's talk in my room."

They couldn't discuss such matters in the living room, after all. Divorce was a private affair, and neither of them wanted to be the subject of gossip. "Okay."

nodded and followed

just having had a baby, from the back, she still looked like the

had always thought girls from wealthy families were spoiled, unreasonable, and looked down on

logistics company, spoke to them truck drivers with a sense of superiority. How much more so would the eldest daughter of the Lopez family be? But Aurora was

looked at others

everyone deserved respect; she didn't see herself as superior to

start, Craig

educated young woman, from a family that

was just comfortably well-off, or perhaps they

never imagined she was the Lopez family's

never thought he could ever marry someone

was he, anyway? He knew

had always been prepared to remain single for life, so

in a

swool

he had

focused solely on earning money, never glancing at girls

a mountain of debt, and

did