The CEO’s Hidden Love Midnight Temptations and Deep Desires

Chapter 1705

She should have been the kind of woman that every man dreams about, right? The type who could have any boyfriend she wanted, the kind who would be cherished and adored! So how did her marriage end up like this?

"It's just the way fate works, and there's no escaping it! I just hope that after this, her path will be a little smoother."

Apart from matters of the heart, she deserves not to be hurt in any other way too.

In the past, Miles might not have been so reflective because he hadn't experienced love himself. He thought these things just happened naturally-when the right one came along, they'd marry and have kids, living happily ever after. But then... Felicity returned to his life, and he finally understood the bittersweet agony of love!

It was the kind of love that haunted him, even though he knew that taking one more step forward would bring more pain. He knew that letting go was the best thing for him, yet he couldn't bring himself to do it.

So now, Miles truly understood what his sister was going through.

Abigail left Craig, probably because the pain was unbearable, so intense that she could no longer hold on, so overwhelming that all she wanted was to get away as quickly as possible.

As a brother, Miles could only respect and support his sister's decisions.

Because he knew just how deeply love could hurt.

...

It wasn't like he expected, with Craig begging her to stay over and over again.

opposite,

really wanted a divorce, Craig just lowered his head and stayed silent for a

Aurora got what she

accurately, her

it was over-the relationship that seemed

up and turned to

reached the door, he hesitated for

didn't look slightly hunched,

back, his posture

who always stood

"I'm sorry."

of

s to en.ent

okay, Craig. I've never

her angriest, Aurora had never lashed out at him, so there

we ever see each other

he finally

the answer

you want to see the kids, just text me anytime. If it's convenient, you can see them! Don't worry, I won't stop

to ask, "What