The CEO’s Hidden Love Midnight Temptations and Deep Desires

"So, how's your lawsuit going? Any progress?" Karen asked, pausing her movements as she flipped a pancake.

"Yeah," Dorothy nodded, her voice steady. "The preliminary hearing is coming up." Karen's hand froze mid-flip. "Has Everett's mom been detained?" "No, but the trial can proceed without her. The court has already issued the summons." Karen's mouth hung open for a moment, struggling to find the words. "You've really come to this... Everett's mom is just vile! Without her, you and Everett could have been such a happy couple.” Everett wasn't like Jeffrey, all rash and impulsive. He was career-driven, responsible, and always thorough. He would have taken care of Dorothy well.

"There are no 'what-ifs"." From the last time she walked away from Bay Residence, Dorothy had made up her mind.

If Bella had followed Maxton Sanchez's wishes back then, she wouldn't even exist, let alone all that followed! Without her, maybe Bella would have remarried, found happiness sooner, and escaped the shadow of that scumbag, not ending up dying alone from an overdose.

Her life was owed to her mother; it was she who had burdened Bella.

So whether it was seeing justice served through legal means or taking matters into her own hands, that was Dorothy's priority.

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lawsuit? Once you get the outcome you're looking for, will you..." "I might," Dorothy cut her off, knowing

should get a taste of what it's like to pursue him

"But I'd love to see it." Dorothy tugged at her lip. "Don't get your hopes up. I can't even

pursuing someone, but the minute Everett says something even slightly harsh, you'd probably shrink back to where he can't see you and then bless him with some ridiculous well wishes!

wanted to befriend Dorothy, it took a lot of warm persistence and many cold shoulders

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still here!" "So what? We're married." Dorothy quickly interjected, "Just pretend I'm