The CEO’s Hidden Love Midnight Temptations and Deep Desires

Chapter 1357

Chapter 1357

"I can't hold back much longer."

Dorothy really didn't want to continue this topic with him anymore!

Every single time, she'd end up blushing and speechless, unable to get the upper hand in their conversations!

Ever since they moved in together, his way with words just seemed to get sharper by the day, often leaving Dorothy too embarrassed to even listen. Such a stark contrast to the cool, aristocratic Mr. Lopez everyone sees in public!

Who would've thought, huh? The CEO of Lopez Corporation, spouting just about anything behind closed doors...

After leaving the Trust-E diner, Everett picked up Abigail and Langston before heading back to Bay Residence.

On the way, Dorothy mentioned their trip to Everglow City, ending with, "If you're swamped with work, it's okay to skip it. Don't push yourself." "I'd ditch work in a heartbeat to go."

"Mr. Lopez, why do I get the feeling you're not as obsessed with work these days?" Dorothy remembered Everett as a total workaholic.

Seems like ever since that detox incident and his hospital stint, his focus had shifted away from the company.

walked over and

my tail off before. Now, isn't it okay for me to slack off a

neglecting your responsibilities for me. It's just a trip; we can always go another time. But if Lopez Corporation misses out on a project, that's potentially billions down the drain."

Dorothy

on pick-up lines or something?" How does he come up with these lines

was munching on

like this. You just

Langston's hair, "Too much chatter! Don't want the new gaming system anymore?" Langston's eyes widened, "Whoa, Dad, you're working on a new system? Is it

the mention of it made him

paused, then added,

a while since Dorothy heard that name, leaving her momentarily

had taken that troubled youth

doing okay at Lopez

moment Dorothy asked,

"You're concerned about him?"

and I kinda know each other. After all, he did try to help me for a

required Everett's intervention to solve the issue, Dorothy never saw Byte as a bad person. Just a rebellious kid without

his son's shoulder, "Even had the audacity

take my