The CEO’s Hidden Love Midnight Temptations and Deep Desires

Chapter 1439

Everett had turned Dorothy into quite the pampered princess, not that she had many faults to begin with, but now she'd developed a peculiar habit of being picky about where she slept! After just two days and one night at the hospital, seeing Dorothy struggling to rest properly, Everett decided to bring not just the baby but also the entire medical team back to their home. "Are we... making too much of a fuss?" Dorothy couldn't help but laugh and cry at the same time as she watched Everett nearly recruit the whole maternity ward staff. "I had the baby just fine! There's really no need for all this medical staff. Aren't we just wasting public resources here?"

"I hired them; they're not here for free," Everett explained gently, caressing her cheek. "The hospital isn't close by, and I couldn't bear the thought of something happening and us not being prepared. Consider it something I'm doing for my own peace of mind." With that said, what more could Dorothy add?

Maybe it was the exhaustion from childbirth, but Dorothy found herself feeling tired all the time now. Even when her friend Karen came over for a chat, Dorothy would nod off mid-conversation.

And she wouldn't wake up until late at night.

Groggy and bleary-eyed, she noticed a figure cradling the baby, pacing back and forth in their bedroom.

looking at their newborn that he didn't even notice Dorothy

a clearer view of

saw it was already nine

Abigail and Langston go to

voice, Everett finally shifted his attention. "Yep! I tucked them both in before coming back here," he said, smiling as he walked over to the bed with the

didn't even need to say it. I

of everything, so she never had to worry or remind

sister Later, because Langston has trouble standing for too long, I was worried about him, so I brought the

the day's events, his hand automatically kept patting

seeming even more like the one who had just had

the sight of him." Dorothy looked up at Everett, a bit exasperated. "You don't have to keep walking