The CEO’s Hidden Love Midnight Temptations and Deep Desires

Chapter 293

“It’s none of your business” Again, he spoke to her coldly.

Heather could never understand Everett What did she lack? When it came to her feelings for him and her contributions to the Lopez Corporation, how was she any less than Dorothy?!

He was supposed to be hers!

In his office, Everett had just sat down when Kevin messaged him that everything was arranged.

He opened his laptop and quickly scanned the documents on the screen. His gaze uncontrollably fell on the report from the branch office about the Everglow City’s Resort project.

Had the project entered its second phase already?

How was her injury healing?

Had Kenneth been visiting her in the hospital?

As he thought about this, a self–mocking smirk appeared on Everett’s thin lips. He felt unbearably pathetic, more so than he had when he was trying to win Dorothy over.

that he was simultaneously taking

a few rings, Jeffery picked up What’s up? Can’t handle

words he wanted to say got

line, the sounds of

leaving Everglow

left to do here I need to get back to help

he had hung up. Then

what you wanted to ask!” Jeffrey exclaimed, “She’s doing great! She’s swimming through the company like a fish in water. Many male superiors are relentlessly chasing her, just like you. It seems more than a few are pouring their hearts out for her. Anyone wanting to care for her would have to

being

answering seriously Dorothy’s injury is healed, and she’s back on the project. She’s thriving in her career and swimming happily in love. Not only has she married, but in the

statement hang in

what Lane had said to him, which made a lot of sense

how much his good friend, Everett, cared about Dorothy, he realized that if he found out that she had not only married in a hurry but also had a daughter, his mental

bother

“And then what?”

then she forgot about you? Jeffrey sighed as he gave him advice. “Everett, you’re so outstanding that the line of women wanting to chase you could reach all the way to France. Let go of Dorothy. You heard it yourself,