The CEO’s Hidden Love Midnight Temptations and Deep Desires

Eleanor had always carried a torch for someone else. Yet, circumstances had made it impossible for them to be together, leading her to start dating Kenneth.

But that didn't mean she couldn't fall for Kenneth over time! It's a common tale; spending day in, day out with someone, it's hard not to develop feelings.

Every time Kenneth called her "Dorothy," Eleanor's heart ached with curiosity - which "Dorothy" was he really calling for? Yet, she never asked, she kept her feelings buried deep. As long as she didn't voice it out, the "Dorothy" Kenneth called for was her, in her heart.

Could this charade go on forever? Get married, have kids, what did it matter if she was just a stand-in? Eleanor couldn't help but feel she was even less than an old flame that Kenneth hadn't seen for ages. With enough time, he would forget, she hoped. But when push came to shove, it was still "Dorothy" that escaped his lips. Always her!

"Kenneth has liked her for ages, and you knew it! He never lied to you! If you can't handle it, why not just break up?" Karen was fiercely protective of her friend, and she had never liked Eleanor much to begin with. Now, she liked her even less.

biased, but I'm Kenneth's girlfriend right now! At least for the moment, I am! If Kenneth were

for words, and Jeffrey quickly intervened with a stern look, "Watch your tone, or I'll have you removed." He didn't care about the fairness of the argument; his people were not to be

you've got the numbers? Fine! Let's see who else besides me would want

that, Eleanor

frustration boiling

to have a calm, rational conversation with Kenneth about their relationship, but it had never happened. Maybe what they needed was simply more communication. Yet, here she was, driven away by Karen's words, feeling more alienated from

Karen began to cry softly. "Jeffrey... do you think there's any

her, "Don't worry, I've contacted the best doctors. If there's any chance to save his legs, we won't let Kenneth face amputation."

be a far greater tragedy than any physical disability. Karen