The CEO’s Hidden Love Midnight Temptations and Deep Desires

"Do I need to get my folks on the phone right now, to prove it to you?"

Miles stared at Calvin, holding back his frustration as best as he could, before finally deciding to engage in as calm a conversation as possible.

"Look, you and Felicity, it's a dead end. But, I know you've been there for her all this time in Anglonia, so whether I'm her boyfriend or her brother, I owe you a thanks." He was rational, not wanting to escalate tensions with Calvin and make things awkward for Felicity. "Besides Felicity, name your price. As long as it's reasonable, I'll consider it."

Even though they were rivals for Felicity's affection, Miles still preferred a logical approach to solving problems.

But clearly, Calvin wasn't as level-headed!

"And what makes you think there's no chance for me and Felicity? She agreed to get back with you? She said she'd marry you?"

"Not yet."

"Then you really shouldn't act like you're doing me any favors! We're still in competition!"

Miles couldn't help but smile, a thin smirk on his lips, "You're really not in my league." It was a play on words.

Seeing Calvin's childishness and his penchant for verbal sparring only reassured him.

Miles knew Felicity well enough; she'd only be friends with someone like Calvin because they clicked and shared similar personalities. But when it came to choosing a life partner, she wouldn't pick him.

Lopez Corporation. Without the Lopez Corporation, and

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don't even have the backing of the Lopez

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I wanted to say. If you figure out what you want, you

to leave, Calvin called out

"Wait!"

didn't turn around.

"I've had a vasectomy."

never feels like it's her fault if we can't have kids, went straight to the hospital and got it done! To prove to her that

knows what they really think? Maybe in a few years, they

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