The CEO’s Hidden Love Midnight Temptations and Deep Desires

Jeffrey had once caught a glimpse of it, something so rare it left even him in awe.

Karen, with a mix of curiosity and disbelief, shifted her gaze from Jeffrey to Dorothy. "It's already in XL, and still tight? Wow, just how big are we talking?"

She even swallowed hard after saying that, causing Jeffrey's face to darken like a thundercloud.

"Karen! Are you saying I'm not... well-equipped?"

"Enough, enough, I was just curious, that's all!" Karen realized she might have bruised his ego and quickly waved her hands in dismissal. "I always said Mr. Lopez must be packing a serious punch. Just look at the guy, he's built like a linebacker." Dorothy's cheeks flamed with embarrassment, wishing to be anywhere but this conversation.

But Karen wasn't done, patting her on the shoulder, "Girl, you're one lucky lady!"

"Dorothy, I just remembered I've got something urgent at home. Karen and I will head out first!" Jeffrey said, practically dragging his wife away before his pride could take another hit. If he stayed any longer, he might just have to drop his pants to prove a point-that not one of his exes had ever complained about his performance!

After sending off those two whirlwinds, Dorothy, cheeks still burning, hurried to the bedroom to tie up and dispose of last night's trash.

rest of those...items. If she kept up with Karen's plans, she wasn't sure about the success rate, but exhaustion was a

completed, Dorothy finally sat down for breakfast. Everett's note was still on the table, his handwriting exceptionally

stored the note away

the day's news, she read about a company in Eldorria City whose stock had plummeted

[Saw the news?]

world of business, any moment of negligence could lead to downfall. [Why go after them now? With the Lopez Corporation's influence, they're hardly worth the

had her doubts

that the company

found out they've been funding

it. Dorothy knew Everett always had his

breakfast, Kevin's car pulled up to the Bay

Sanchez now! Look at me, always forgetting." She was no longer the rookie who had followed