The CEO’s Hidden Love Midnight Temptations and Deep Desires

"Mom and Dad only setup with this one." Quincy didn't beat around the bush, giving Dorothy a straightforward answer.

"He won't ever marry you." That was Dorothy's confidence speaking! "Mr. Lopez said the sthing. He toldthat before," Quincy inserted the needle into her vein, watching the blood flow out with an indifferent gaze. "Mr. Lopez has always been consistent." Dorothy raised an eyebrow, sensing there was more to Quincy's story.

"The only one who hasn't been consistent is me," Quincy finally continued after a pause.

"You... fell for Everett?!" It wasn't surprising, really. Everett was such a catch that anyone who spent twith him would be drawn in, but.....

the

at her lip, mostly focused on drawing the blood. "Honestly, I'm not lying to you, and there's no reason forto." "You've seen with your own eyes how much Everett loves me. Falling for him is a dead-end," Dorothy said, not backing down. "Do I need to tell you about Heather's story?" Quincy shook her head, "No need. I've heard bits and pieces from my father, and Jonathan mentioned something when he cto see me. That girl, Heather, she truly loved Mr. Lopez." "And you want to be the next her?" "Of course not." Quincy calmly removed the needle, chuckling, "But I won't make the sfoolish mistakes as Miss Heather!"

and did numerous evil deeds, her actions were superficial

seemed different,

then," Quincy replied, locking eyes with Dorothy. "You also said you'd never give up the lawsuit, that you'd fight against the Lopez family to the end. Didn't

have to do with Dr. Quincy?" "It had nothing to do with me, but as et long as you keep up the lawsuit, refusing to make peace with Mr. Lopez, I'm dragged into this, made the scapegoat! I'm losing my freedom, becoming a pawn in business." Was Quincy not allowed

lawsuit now. It's Everett who doesn't want to." "It's too late." Quincy packed up the blood sample. "I asked you before, gave you a choice. Remember? In the hospital." That second

given Dorothy a

Dorothy still