The CEO’s Hidden Love Midnight Temptations and Deep Desires

Craig's vocabulary was always pretty limited-he never dressed up what he wanted to say.

"Ever since the day we got divorced, I haven't gone a single second without wanting to get back together," he blurted out.

Miles blinked, caught off guard by Craig's blunt honesty. Still, being a guy himself, he could see right through Craig's feelings for his sister.

"Yeah, but... that's really up to Abigail, you know? I can't make that call for her,” Miles replied, shrugging a little.

When Craig heard that, he just lowered his head and said nothing.

And suddenly, it hit Miles why Craig had launched into this awkward topic the second he saw him: Craig was down to his last family member in the world.

His son was living with Aurora now. No wonder Craig was aching for a sense of home especially tonight.

when she decided to be with you in the first place-nobody could say a bad word about you back then. But now? She wanted the divorce, and honestly, I haven't seen her even consider getting back together these past few years. Even

More than that, he knew he'd let his own insecurities ruin things with Aurora, tearing their little family apart. And even when they

Aurora seemed happy-if she was smiling-he'd finally work up the courage to say a word or two. But if

work, he'd sometimes just go stand by the street, hoping for a glimpse of Aurora's car as

he muttered. "I shouldn't put you in this

now, seeing Elijah grow up... sometimes I think maybe a kid really does need both parents around. I don't remember much about when I was little, but I do know-life was

lips together, unable to argue. He'd made his own bed, hadn't he?

moment, Aurora walked over, her eyes darting between the two of

should go be with Felicity," she told her brother "She's just found out she's pregnant, and her health isn't

at Craig, then back at his sister Alright. I'll head home You stay with Craig, and don't worry about Elijah-Mom and Dad are watching him, and Felicity and I will help out,

waiting until her brother left before