The CEO’s Hidden Love Midnight Temptations and Deep Desires

Chapter 1656

Miles made it to the hotel right in the middle of the birthday bash.

Frankly, he hadn't been keen on coming. Just the sight of Aunt Karen and Mr. Turner brought back memories he'd rather forget.

But after checking with his dad, Everett, who admitted he'd had a few drinks, Miles decided to drop everything, join the fun, and play chauffeur for the evening.

No sooner had he settled in and grabbed a bite than he noticed Aunt Karen's phone light up. She glanced at it and then excused herself, heading outside. Predictably, it was probably Felicity calling.

Given her penchant for sleeping in on weekends, it was just about the right time back in Anglonia for her to be waking up and dialing in.

Aunt Karen returned shortly, and then Mr. Turner excused himself.

While picking at his food, Miles overheard his sister, Aurora, whisper, "Aunt Karen, was that Felicity?"

"Yes, dear. She's caught the flu, been running a fever for days now. That's why she couldn't come back for Mr. Turner's birthday."

"The flu? Is it serious?" Aurora sounded worried. "She's all by herself over there, isn't she? Should I ask my friend-"

said with a reassuring smile, her

Miles wished his hearing wasn't quite

conversation turned to whispers, those four words effortlessly found their way to

until Mr. Turner was visibly tipsy

the passenger seat and Dorothy having left earlier due to work, and Craig taking a very pregnant Abigail home early

at him, "Do I look like I've had too

until Everett, out of nowhere, asked,

wheel tighter, puzzled by the sudden

"Not since Abigail's wedding?"

"That's right."

the family group with Abigail a couple of times but never jumped into the

clicked his tongue, turning to face his son,

said we weren't

you just took her word

to his father's underlying meaning, "At first, no That's why I followed her, and even when she came back, I shamelessly tried again. But she

to his dad, Miles felt no need to

been a while, and speaking about it now, he felt almost detached,