The CEO’s Hidden Love Midnight Temptations and Deep Desires

Chapter 108

When the thick stack of manila folders landed in her hands, Dorothy had an inkling that a trip to the optician was in order once she returned to Eldora City.

“Make sure to give it a thorough look. We can’t afford any slip–ups! I might be able to help you double check if I have the time after finishing my work, otherwise we’re gonna have to go with what you got!”

“Got it.”

Dorothy took a deep breath, put on her glasses, and started cross–checking from the first section of market research.

Once she got started, she was stuck in it for hours.

I came to her room that she managed to take a slight breather,

It wasn’t until Everett and Kevin’s group finished their meeting and c

The sudden influx of unfamiliar colleagues into her room left Dorothy feeling a bit awkward. And she worried that someone sharp might notice she hadn’t slept there the night before.

But Everett seemed completely unfazed. He strode over to her side, eyes falling on the pile of documents.

“Just do your best.” He said, acknowledging the enormous amount of paperwork that would likely exhaust her.

deliberately trying to put some distance between

had been picturing things until he suddenly broke the silence with a low

have

Kevin was also looking their way! The managers and

you have a stomachache, it will affect your work.”

natural as if it was a natural thing to be concerned about Dorothy, and everyone else was simply making a fuss

take care of it. It won’t delay the progress.”

spot in the documents “Here, the R&D investment

made a note of it with

I’ll take the

“Sure.”

ushered everyone out upon

moment the door closed, Dorothy finally let out a breath

looked at her and chuckled. “What are you nervous about?”

She wanted to demand.

but you’ve been hanging around me quite a bit recently. I’m

the wrong idea about.”

unbuttoning his shirt, revealing his pale chest one button

filled

meeting. I’m going to change.” Everett started undressing nonchalantly, making Dorothy’s shyness