The CEO’s Hidden Love Midnight Temptations and Deep Desires

Chapter 1408

Before Dorothy could even utter a word, tears were already streaming down Abigail's face.

"Mommy, I'm so sorry! Mommy, do you think brother will never want to play with me again? He must be so mad at me!"

Everett, who was inside the hospital room, heard his daughter's cries and immediately came out.

"What's going on?"

He scooped Abigail into his arms and looked towards Dorothy.

Dorothy quickly waved her hands, "I didn't say anything to her, she just started crying on her own!"

At that moment, Dorothy was genuinely grateful to be the biological mother. Given how Everett doted on his daughter, who knows what might have happened otherwise! "Daddy, I'm scared brother will hate me now!"

Clinging to Everett's neck, Abigail's tears flowed even more freely, cascading down her cheeks.

"Your brother's not mad at you, he'll always be your brother!"

Abigail's crying was enough to send Everett into a frenzy.

Dorothy sighed and shook her head.

Upon entering the hospital room, she saw Langston attempting to climb out of bed!

She rushed over, "You can't move, the doctor said you've fractured your leg and need to rest!"

"My sister's crying."

move." Dorothy quickly pushed her son back onto the bed and called out to

face her brother and refused to come in,

isn't mad at you." Everett had just wiped away a round of tears from his daughter's face when the next flood came. Dorothy stepped out, took her daughter's hand, "Don't you believe me? Let's go in and see your

burst into even more intense

and he's not even mad, I'm so

"Abigail!"

had to call out from the room,

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Everett smiled helplessly.

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