The CEO’s Hidden Love Midnight Temptations and Deep Desires

Chapter 131

Dorothy naturally wouldn’t tell Karen who she was going to do it with. She wouldn’t say a word until everything was settled.

In the evening, when Karen got off work and saw Dorothy packing again, she asked in a hurry. “What are you up to? You’re moving out right after asking me about the patemity test? My brain’s not catching up I don’t get it

Dorothy stopped what she was doing and smiled. “is the hospital needs the paternity test. I’m moving because the company wants to investigate me thoroughly. I need to move to a designated location.”

“They really are doing too much! Once you’re proven innocent, Ill help you stand up to them at the company. If they don’t compensate for your emotional distress, we’ll que!”

Karen had always been an innocent and straightforward person. Her intention to protect Dorothy was written all over her face.

I find evidence to prove it Dorothy smirked, hiding the look in her eyes.

If there really was a blood relationship between her and Heather, then a lot of things would make sense.

kick her out of the Lopez Corporation or why she was so worried about her being around Everett The next morning. Dorothy arrived

in, she received a

internal notice of her accusations against Heather was issued, everyone became curious.

no one would suspect Heather, the

could also be easy. They just had to fire Dorothy

was a nobody, even if she found evidence to prove her innocence

the contrary, now that Heather’s work had been halted, it would definitely affect the

with Kevin

with Mr. Lopez for a very long time, so I bet he said something

the elevator Dorothy stood at the back and listened to

to rebuke the two rumor spreaders, but in the end, she didn’t. Instead, she took out her

anyone. She just wanted to wait for the truth to

she realized she’d be the only one in today since Kevin was on

interface also showed

her a message [You’ll have to temporanly withdraw your name from the Social Networking Service project. Don’t blame Mr. Lopez,