Once she was back to work after her accident, Diana called Luna to finish the ad. Luna was quite willing to cooperate with her this time. They finished the shoot in good time, and Luna put in a fantastic performance.

Fortunately, the advertis.e.m.e.nt was very well received. In the days and weeks following the video's release, it was widely shared across social media and became a viral hit. The impact on Anderson's pharmacy was huge, kick-starting sales and putting the business on a solid path.

Brian suggested that they should have a party to celebrate Diana's success.

Diana agreed to his idea, and a large group was invited to a downtown karaoke bar.

Actually, Diana was not interested in this kind of activity. But the employees involved in the project were excited after receiving Brian's invitation. As the party was held in her honor, she had no excuse not to be there.

Seated in their own private room, people all gathered around to choose their songs. Diana was the only one sitting on the couch the whole time.

Noticing that, Jason sat down beside her and said, "Diana, go pick a song!"

"No! No! No!" Diana refused his suggestion. She was terrible at singing.

Seeing it was a lost cause, Jason gave up persuading her and was about to leave.

Before he could, Brian walked over with a serious look and took Diana in his arms.

"Brian! What are you doing?" Diana shouted and struggled to get away from him.

Brian was so jealous of Jason that he didn't pay attention to what Diana was saying. He held her firmly as if she was his possession.

Jason was frightened by the warning signals emanating from Brian's. He smiled awkwardly and said, "Diana, I am going to pick a song. Have fun!"

It was then that Jason finally realized that Brian loved Diana. And he had no intention to offend his boss.

Diana was still irritated by Brian's behavior and slapped his hand away.

"Take your hands off me."

Brian smiled and didn't get mad. He felt that Diana was not that reluctant to be with him, which gave him the courage to do more. He held Diana's hair in his hands and played with it between his fingers.

Diana frowned at him. When she was about to get rid of him, she heard an old love song begin on the karaoke machine.

The person holding the microphone was eager to sing his own song and asked everyone, "Who chose this song? I will skip it if no one is going to sing."

Without warning, Brian stood up and walked to the mini-stage where the man was standing. The man quickly handed over the microphone and ran back to his seat.

With an intense look on his face, Brian held the microphone confidently and began to sing.

"I love you, baby, and if it's quite all right, I need you to warm my lonely night…" Brian sang his heart out, all the while looking right at Diana, his eyes full of love.

Diana was shy, and her face turned red. She lowered her head and heard Brian continue singing, "I love you baby, trust in me when I say…"

At the end of the song, Brian gestured to someone to cut the music, and the room fell silent.

"I hurt someone very dear to me. And I really want her to come back to me."

All the employees were shocked and discussed with each other. The whole time Brian never took his eyes off Diana.

A few seconds passed, then he asked, "Diana, will you love me again?"

Diana was stunned. Everyone was looking at her.

Still waiting for a reply, Brian knelt down before her. He didn't care what people might say. All he wanted was Diana. All he could see was Diana's face. Down on his knees, he raised his head and looked at her expectantly.

Surrounded by all their employees, Diana didn't want to embarrass Brian. After all, he was the CEO of the company. So, she nodded her head.

Brian stood up and hugged Diana. He held her in his arms and promised, "Diana, I won't make you sad anymore. I love you."

Brian held her and turned around. He couldn't help laughing with pride. Brian announced to the room with Diana in his arms, "You can order anything you want. I will invite everybody."

Everyone screamed and cheered. They hoped that Brian could be this happy every day.

Hand in hand, Brian and Diana walked out of the room. As soon as they were outside, Diana shook off his hand.

Brian didn't understand what was happening. Hadn't Diana just said "yes" to being his girlfriend? He tried to figure out what he had done wrong.

"Diana, did I do anything to make you feel uncomfortable?" Brian asked carefully.

"I nodded because I didn't want to embarrass you in front of everyone," Diana explained.

Brian was nervous. Was Diana trying to refuse him again?

"Diana, you have to keep your word," Brian said. He didn't want to lose her again.

"Why is it always on your terms? You wanted me to leave, and I left you. Now, you want me again. So what? I must be with you?" Diana sobbed quietly as she spoke.

Brian felt his heart was breaking. Holding Diana in his arms, he uttered softly, "I am so sorry for what happened before. Will you give me a second chance, please?"

"Let me think about it," Diana whimpered.

Brian smiled slightly. Diana loved him, didn't she?

Under the soft light of the moon, Brian and Diana held each other.

***

Standing on the top floor of the William building, Kyle was smoking. He was somewhat frustrated; he never thought that the cooperation between Anderson's Pharmacy and the William Group would be such a success.

"Kyle?" Antonette walked into his office without knocking. She continued in a sweet tone, "I saw the light in your office was on. But I didn't think you would still be here."

Antonette sat down at Kyle's desk.

Kyle continued smoking, not saying a word.

"I just passed by Diana's house. No one is home. I heard that Diana was out with Brian for the celebration party," Antonette said.

Kyle had already been anxious about that. Finally, he uttered impatiently, "Antonette, if you want to laugh at me, you can stop it right now. Leave me alone."

Antonette smiled. "Kyle, why do you think like that? We are partners. You succeed, I succeed; you fail, I fail. I hope you will be the one who smiles last. I think it's time to implement our plan."

Kyle thought for a moment. Ultimately, he had to agree. Things were not going well for them.

Antonette smiled confidently and suggested, "Kyle, how about meeting with Chapman Miller again? Make sure to take Carol with you." Antonette recalled how Carol's appearance won them the contract so quickly last time.

"F.u.c.k off!" Kyle shouted angrily.

"What's wrong with you?" Antonette was shocked by his sudden anger. What was wrong with him?

Kyle threw the cigarette on the floor and stamped on it. He walked straight up to Antonette and seized her neck.

"I'm warning you, do not hurt Carol." Saying that he pushed her aside and walked out.

Antonette held onto the chair and panted heavily. What the f.u.c.k? He was the one that left Carol with Chapman in the first place. So why was he getting so mad at her for suggesting the same thing? And what was so special about Carol?!