The CEO’s Hidden Love Midnight Temptations and Deep Desires

Chapter 1669

Felicity was still reeling from the encounter, utterly perplexed as the herbalist made her exit without much ado. She tugged at Dorothy's sleeve, her voice laced with concern, "Ms. Sanchez, she barely said a thing! What about your illness...?"

"I thought I was seriously ill, but it seems like it's nothing to worry about now."

...

Felicity's anxiety had roots deeply embedded in the stories her mother had shared with her numerous times about Ms. Sanchez's youth, how she had once been poisoned, leaving her not as robust as others. Yet, judging by what the herbalist said, it seemed her condition was so mild that any roadside herbalist could have given it a look.

Was a trip to Anglonia really necessary?

Just as she was about to voice her myriad of questions, Miles returned.

Seeing her son, Dorothy cleverly suggested to Everett, "We haven't strolled through Anglonia in ages. How about you show me around?"

Everett, ever the doting husband, agreed without hesitation.

"Sure."

"Alright, you two catch up. Your father and I are going out for some fresh air! Langston, Felicity is still under the weather. Take care of her, will you?"

Miles nodded, his gaze lowered, "Yeah, I got it."

As the couple left, Felicity found herself unexpectedly alone with Langston, feeling a tad overwhelmed and, frankly, awkward.

it was one thing. But now, after having been intimately involved, pretending to revert to

feel tired again. I think I'll go back to my room

leave, but in an instant,

cool, not the warm she

was hoarse, sending a shiver down

"Huh?"

"Let's talk."

stiff, her refusal automatic, "Langston, I

Miles's grip didn't waver, leaving her

"Want to sleep?"

nodded vigorously, "Yes,

To her surprise, he

her in his arms and gently placed her on the

down, and

exactly what Felicity

months of peaceful coexistence, she worried that Langston was about to dredge up

Miles to find da girlfriend, get married, have kids without

"I'm not listening."

her ears, refusing any

deep voice still managed to penetrate the air, to find its way to

"Felicity..."

"It's not important."

Felicity froze.