“Alright.”

Dorothy nodded in agreement.

She had her own agenda. She figured that once Kenneth laid eyes on Everett, he’d further cut his losses and move on. Dragging this out for years had been enough, and any further delay would only deepen his misguided attachment.

After helping Everett out of the tub, Dorothy went the extra mile to blow-dry his hair before letting him leave the steamy bathroom. The man’s wounds were stubborn healers, and the last thing they needed was the flu. That could turn the wound into an infection.

She took a quick shower herself, carelessly splashing water before slipping into a bathrobe and wandering out to join him.

Everett was planted in front of the computer. Head slightly bowed, he was deep in conversation with Kevin about some business matter.

Dorothy found a spot where she could gaze at his profile undisturbed, a small indulgence she allowed herself. Watching Everett work was, in its own right, a form of pleasure.

Sometimes he’d pause and frown a little, and his jawline would go taut with concentration. Other times, he’d nod slightly in agreement, though his expression always remained cool and detached, and his firmly sealed lips seldom gave a smile away.

Everett was the epitome of untouchable royalty, his approval feeling like a blessing from on high.

Dorothy watched for a while, then sneakily pulled out her phone to capture the moment with a photo again.

Flipping through the pictures, she realized Everett’s piercing gaze was fixed on her. His eyes were deep and enigmatic, with a lot of thoughts hidden behind.

“Why aren’t you back in bed?” he asked, closing the laptop and turning to her with a frank stare.

phone with a smile, “You were on a video conference. I

to

“You’re the CEO! It wouldn’t look good if your employees saw someone in

out and pulled her onto his

the new

asked, wrapping her arms around

“Dawn to Dusk.”

in Havenbrook City I saw the

He nodded, “Yes.”

and round like dawn to dusk, right?” she mused, recalling

about the other lyric, ‘I will be with you

in surprise, “Aren’t those two songs using the same two

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didn’t want to soothe himself by a lyric such as “round and round”. What he wanted was a bond

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