The CEO’s Hidden Love Midnight Temptations and Deep Desires

Everett's stance was as firm as the ancient oak that towered in the family's sprawling estate; when it came to justice, evidence was king, and he wouldn't lift a finger to tip the scales. Nor would he allow anyone else to tamper with the fairness he had promised to Dorothy.

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So, Everett handed over the most elusive evidence and key witnesses to Dorothy, doing his utmost to ensure she had a fighting chance. Beyond that, he refused to dwell on the messy tangles of what-ifs.

mother... she couldn't have..." "Heather and Dorothy's mom had bad blood for ages. If she was going to act, she wouldn't have waited this

one wishes more than I do that it wasn't my mother

that

and scooped his son and daughter into his arms. "I'm here to keep my word, that is, to change their last names." "Everett, you can't just ignore what's happening with your mother!" Jonathan's mind was far

pleading. "If your mother ends up in jail, it'll be the death of her!" "She should've thought about that before she laid a hand on Dorothy's mother, instead of leaving the problem at my doorstep." Jonathan's face darkened. "Are you really going to turn your back on your mother for Dorothy?" "If she can prove her innocence with evidence, that's what I want to see." More than Jonathan, more than anyone else

mother as soon as he'd heard the news. But he refrained, foreseeing the excuses they'd

a word with your mother today and find out what really happened!" Jonathan's temper flared, but he held back, asking once more, "Everett, if... if your mother got involved in Heather's mess in a moment of folly, you can't just do nothing, right?" "I wasn't there to stop my mother from harming Dorothy's mother back then, and I have no place now to interfere with Dorothy seeking justice.” "Even if she wronged Dorothy, your mother—she's always