The CEO’s Hidden Love Midnight Temptations and Deep Desires

Chapter 1410

When Langston got injured, Dorothy's routine, which previously was a simple back and forth, suddenly included frequent visits to the hospital.

Luckily, Langston was a strong guy and bounced back quickly, not giving Dorothy too much to worry about.

After spending a week in the hospital, Everett grew concerned that Langston might not be comfortable there and worried that Dorothy was overextending herself by running back and forth. So, he arranged for Langston to be discharged and continue his recovery at home, with a doctor making house calls daily. Once everything was settled, Dorothy noticed that Everett seemed busier than usual.

She wasn't sure what project he was working on, but sometimes, after picking her up from Trust-E, he'd rush off again.

"Everett, you really don't have to go out of your way to pick me up if you're swamped," she said.

Trust-E wasn't far from their temporary home. She could drive herself, or even walk if needed, it wasn't a big deal. "No way, I can't let you go home alone."

Dorothy was pregnant, and after the incident with Maxton, there was no way Everett would let her travel by herself.

"But you're running yourself ragged!" Dorothy protested, catching him as he was about to dash off again. She raised an eyebrow, "Has the Lopez Corporation taken on some big project? Is it a major deal?"

Everett paused, considering for a moment before nodding slowly.

it's a big

didn't want to be the reason the Lopez Corporation missed out

was the CEO, that meant he was responsible for the livelihoods

Lopez Corporation did well, it meant more money for everyone to support

worry! I'll be back as soon

playing puzzles with Abigail and

on the couch

in, how's the morning sickness?

better, as long as I stay away from anything

asked, "Is Everett there? Playing

swamped with work, went

led to silence

But I

overwhelmed as he's been, needing to be there every

had assumed Everett wa's spending time with Dorothy

But he wasn't home?