The CEO’s Hidden Love Midnight Temptations and Deep Desires

They had been living on the edge for a while there.

"Dorothy, you're hammered." "I'am not! I can still tell you're Everett, can't 1?" she slurred.

Everett pressed his lips together in a thin line, his brow furrowing as he began, "Then do you remember my mother—" He cut himself off, unable to continue. As his thoughts drifted elsewhere, he loosened his hold on her inadvertently.

And that was all the opportunity Dorothy needed. Slipping her hand along the curve of his waist, she found her way in and hit the jackpot! "Mmm..." Everett couldn't help but let out a muffled moan. His large hand immediately reached for her wrist, trying to pull her hand away.

"Dorothy, let go of me!" She wasn't intimidated in the slightest; instead, she let out a silly giggle, "Mmm, you're so warm... so hot..." "Let. Go. Now." "l won't!" Far from releasing him, she gripped him even tighter upon sensing his attempt to pull her hand away.

Everett knew he couldn't use force to extract her hand without risking injury to his most sensitive area.

"Dorothy! Be gentle!" "Then take off your pants... they're chafing my arm. It hurts..." At that moment, Everett relived every sorrowful memory he had, yet still couldn't suppress the wicked thoughts swirling in his mind. He gazed at Dorothy's face and then steadied her head, tilting his own to plant a kiss.

Everett shuddered too as he pushed forward. He truly believed he would never be able to touch Dorothy

hands clutched his shirt tightly, her voice

bit longer. I'll be gentler in a moment,

scent of their intimacy lingered in the air of the guest

had fallen asleep during their second round, curled up under the covers. From Everett's perspective, the bed

torso bare, wrapped in a towel, as he fetched a box

of Abigail and Langston, but now, he needed it to convince himself that what had just

stubbed it out in the ashtray, washed it in the sink, and

cleaned Dorothy up with a damp towel

slid under the covers and naturally

then he couldn't bear to

and he feared that these

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