The CEO’s Hidden Love Midnight Temptations and Deep Desires

Why would he be so surprised to show up at his own place?

Craig snapped out of his brief daze, strode over with those long legs of his, and— like it was the most natural thing in the world-bent down to scoop their son into his arms.

“I... I just missed Elijah," he said quietly.

"If you missed Elijah, you could've just called me. There's no need to show up here unannounced," Aurora replied, her voice cooling. "We're divorced, Craig. We both have our own lives now. You barging in like this really isn't convenient for anyone."

Since the divorce, Aurora had always stuck to her rules.

Once you split, you make things clear. No blurry lines, no confusion.

Sure, she was single now and had no plans to date anytime soon, so technically it didn't matter to her. But Craig wasn't single. She had zero interest in getting tangled up in her ex-husband's love life, and she definitely didn't want to make guest appearances in whatever drama he had going on.

Just because she didn't have a boyfriend now didn't mean she'd be single forever. So, she figured it was better for everyone if they kept their boundaries from the start.

"Aurora, we're divorced, yeah. But it's not like we're enemies," Craig protested.

either," she

He fell silent.

not, I'm taking Elijah over to my mom's

about as close to a

years—after being married, after knowing each other forever-he

up again and

really my business anymore. Still, think it's better to be upfront

her eyes. "Okay.

know why we got

He didn't answer.

That's why things fell apart between us. I warned you more than once, but you only ever saw things from your own point of

a man in his thirties suddenly

scolded by his teacher.

"I'm sorry," he mumbled.

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