"Now you see! Everett's heart has always belonged to our Dorothy, not that Heather!"
Jeffrey was left speechless by her blunt words. His arms crossed over his chest as he watched her vent. When the tirade was over, he finally murmured, "Are you still heading out for some beer?"
"Yes!"
Karen had the knack for being flexible - she had to express herself when discomforted, and so did when she was happy.
Jeffrey was still on the mend and not quite steady on his feet. Karen had to drive.
She wasn't used to drive, especially not in a luxury car. It took her a good while to figure out the controls before they were finally on their way.
Once at the supermarket, Karen pushed the cart and loaded it with a dozen bottles of beer. She wasn't sure which one tasted best, so she'd just try them all.
Jeffrey eyed her hoarding and pointed at the growing collection in the cart, "You're not going to get out of your bed tomorrow if you drink all those."
"No worries, as I don't have to fret over Dorothy anymore. Everett's got her covered." Karen picked up a can with a red label, inspecting it back and forth but not recognizing a single word. "Hey, you drinking?"
A twitch tugged at the corner of Jeffrey's mouth.
"I'm still healing, remember?" Did she not care about anyone else's well-being, other than Dorothy?
Karen paused, then gave an awkward smile, "Sorry, sorry, totally slipped my mind about your injury! Just that I thought you wouldn't feel the pain, considering it's a wound from your beloved woman, right? Shouldn't you be grinning and bearing it?"
"Can we not bring that up again? I'm seriously done."
Karen shrugged and even patted his shoulder in a mock-consoling gesture, "I'm just looking out for you, reminding you to keep your eyes peeled next time. Don't jump to conclusions without knowing the full story."
Great, that advice was coming back to haunt him.
Jeffrey simply chose to keep quiet. If he couldn't beat her, he'd just stay out of her way, right?
After shopping, Karen drove them back to the hotel. She glanced at the hotel's entrance, noting the prominent letter 'L' and pointed, "That 'L' wouldn't stand for ‘Lopez’, would it?"
Comments
The readers' comments on the novel: The CEO's Hidden Love: Midnight Temptations and Deep Desires
Sometimes Karen can be such a drama queen and immature....
For some reason I am now feeling suspicious about Kevin's new girlfriend....
I really hope this Perdita person is not a new villain....
I too echoed the sentiments of pppplllleeeaaaassssseeeeee bring this drama to an end. I beg of you!...
Really please finish this book and upload the full story so it can end. It's been drugout for so long!...
The intimate scenes in this story or uncomfortable to read. They either come off as being forced, painful, or simply not enjoyable....
Okay I left a long while ago and came back. Looks like it's been updated but still not done lol. I'll maybe wait 6 months before coming back and it'll probably still be going on. It's like a soap opera instead of a novel...
Kenneth is confirming something I've been thinking about him for several hundred chapters ago and that is he is a future murder suicide perpetrator. And after reading chapter 1275 yeah it's just brought the thought back....
How could Jeffrey throw the knife down at the scene of the crime with both their fingerprints on there?...
Again no update, so is this where it ends? Or post the whole book. Your dragging this out...