The CEO’s Hidden Love Midnight Temptations and Deep Desires

Knowing that Jeffrey was a ladies’ man was one thing, but meeting a whole parade of his exes was quite another.

All Karen could manage to show was a weary smile, admitting she wasn't quite used to the idea yet.

"Look, I'll make an official announcement about our relationship on Twitter!" Jeffrey offered with a hint of desperation. "Then everyone would know I'm off the market." "No need, Jeffrey. I'm just tired. Drive me home, will you? I need to crash for a bit." Jeffrey was on the verge of tears. "Don’t go home. Crash at my place, please? I swear I won't bug you. I promise!" He feared that if Karen went home and took some time to think, she might send him a breakup text. All his efforts would go down the drain! Karen looked at him with a smile tinged with resignation, "What are you afraid of? If I wanted to end things, I would've said so already." Jeffrey’s unspoken words hung in the air.

"I've got ex-boyfriends just like you have ex-girlfriends. It's no big deal! Maybe it's just my cousin's scolding still ringing in my ears. Upon this, naturally I would feel a bit upset when I came across that girl in the shopping mall.” Jeffrey didn't buy it. Women could be as fickle as the weather. He knew it.

your parents will probably think I did something awful to you! Don't go back, okay? Come to my place.

want them home, they'll be there. If not,

to be upset. If we bump into any girl I know on the street again, I'll run the other way so fast that they won't get a chance to say hi to me!" "You don't have to do that." It was just another girl Jeffrey had been with, after all. She had known about his history from the

exes and found out you were once with him, I'd probably lose it." Much like how he felt while seeing Levi hanging out with her! Jeffrey wished he could travel back in time to Karen's first love and

run into any. I haven't had many boyfriends." She took her relationships seriously. Agreeing to date Jeffrey

one, just

next morning,

the car keys at the front hall. She drove to

a bouquet of flower in hand, Dorothy walked past rows of tombstones toward