Diana nodded with a smile. Sybil was still worried about her wedding. She didn't trust that Brian would be able to prepare it all well, so Diana agreed to spy on him and report back.

In fact, Sybil had originally wanted Diana to be her bridesmaid, but Diana refused.

She still felt guilty about how Carol and Kyle had ended up. As she had been their bridesmaid, she didn't want to give that same bad luck to Sybil.

After saying goodbye to Sybil, Diana went home with Brian.

"Diana, will you move back in with me?" Brian asked tentatively.

"No." Diana straight up denied his request.

"Sybil has moved out. I'm all alone… I'm so lonely." This was Brian's trump card, pretending to be miserable.

And it seemed to work, as Diana got goosebumps at once.

"Brian, I didn't realize you were feeling like that…"

The time he spent with Diana was always so happy. Brian was smiling from ear to ear. Diana always had the ability to drive his bad moods away.

Seeing Brian vulnerable like that melted Diana's heart; he was too cute! So finally, she said yes.

After Brian succeeded in his scheme to get Diana back home, he soon returned to his usual self.

When Diana realized his plan, she had half a mind to take back what she'd said. But Brian read her like a book.

"Diana, a promise is a promise…"

Brian helped Diana pack her stuff, and when they returned to his house, he helpfully put her belongings back in their place.

After everything was done, Brian suggested, "How about going to see the wedding venue for tomorrow?"

Diana pondered for a second, then agreed. After all, she had important spying work to do!

Brian took Diana to a small villa that was to be the wedding venue.

The villa's exterior was covered in a fragrant, white wisteria, and the property came with a beautiful front and back garden.

"The red carpet will be laid tomorrow," Brian explained. He walked Diana around the inside of the property, where a team of designers was hard at work preparing the ceremony and reception area.

"There are coolers in here to help keep the roses fresh, so it's a bit chilly at the moment," Brian continued.

Everything really did look incredible. Brian had thought of everything, right down to the pink roses that covered almost every surface and wall. It was truly a dream wedding. Diana was very impressed.

"Diana, our wedding will be even better than this one," Brian whispered.

"Who will marry you?" Diana said casually.

"Oh, it will be someone very special," Brian teased.

But Diana ignored him. Having seen the venue, she was really looking forward to the wedding.

***

The next morning, Brian got up super early; he couldn't be late today. Everything had to go without a hitch.

When the wedding procession was ready, Brian took the lead in his Porsche with Diana.

Sybil was waiting in the William family home. Although she didn't like Simon and Mrs. Garcia, a girl had to stay in her parents' home on the day of her wedding.

Diana was amazed when she saw Sybil's dress. She already had a gorgeous face, but today she looked spectacular. What's more, the pregnancy was just in the early months, so her figure still looked great in the wedding dress.

The wedding procession marched to a small villa where the wedding was to be held.

The red carpet was laid out and surrounded on both sides by bouquets of white and pink roses.

Ken and Sybil had opted for a small wedding. They had both only invited their best friends and closest family.

Looking at the new couple, Diana sincerely hoped their lives would be full of happiness.

She was looking around at the happy scene when Kate, who was sitting beside her, posed a question, "Sybil is married now. Brian, what's your plan?"

After those words, Kate looked directly at Diana, which made her face turn red at once.

Judging by the attitude of Diana's mother, Brian was sure that his future mother-in-law was satisfied with him. The last person to convince was Diana!

"It's coming," he answered Kate vaguely, with his eyes on his rather shy-looking "wife-to-be".

This was enough for Kate. She was pretty satisfied to have Diana as her daughter-in-law.

After the wedding was over, Brian returned to the company to focus his attention on figuring out who was behind the theft.

What puzzled him was how they could have done it under the company's strict system.

Brian stared absently at the ceiling without any obvious answer, allowing his brain to sift through the possibilities.

A few moments later, a thought came into his mind. He called his assistant into his office.

"Who is responsible for the cleaning of my office?" Brian snapped.

"A cleaning lady, she does some of the other offices too. What's wrong, boss?"

"One person alone is not able to transfer the funds. There must be more than one person involved."

"Okay, I'll keep digging." The assistant was already getting up to go, eager to begin.

As she rushed out, Brian stopped her. "Remember, if you find anything, don't act on it. Just let me know."

Brian knew he had to capture them all simultaneously, or he would never find them.

"Yes, I know, boss. Don't worry. I'll be careful."

After the call, Brian looked at Diana through the glass wall separating their offices.

Diana's barrier of files had been taken down since they reconciled. Now Brian could look at her any time he wanted.

Brian tapped on the glass to get her attention.

"What's up?" Diana mouthed.

Brian smiled. "Time for lunch."

Diana was slightly annoyed at the interruption, but then again, he was very sweet to always worry about her.

With a quick glance at her watch, Diana found it was already midnight. It was indeed time for lunch.

Since Brian had successfully got Diana on the side again, he took the chance to make their lunchtime meals a date.

Still waiting for Diana's reply, Brian took the initiative and walked into her office.

"Let's go for lunch."