Even though she had been trying to calm herself down, her heart was still beating rapidly, as if it would jump out of her chest at any moment.

Inside the box was the red diamond ring he gave her the other day. Now, under the sunlight, it dazzled brilliantly.

She was a little surprised.

"How did you get the ring?" She remembered she had put it in her collection room.

“That's not the point, Evelyn. Do you know why I chose the red diamond?"

“Because... it's rare and expensive?"

"That's only one reason. The red diamond represents Loyal, unique and long-term love. Evelyn, I was wrong the past two years. I owe you an apology. I swear I will never Leave you no matter what! Please forgive me!"

Evelyn had forgiven him a long time ago. She was worried Sheffield would still be mad at her. She nodded firmly, "Okay. Let's try to make the future brighter."

"Yes. So, Miss Evelyn..." Sheffield raised his voice.

“It's every woman's dream to wear a wedding dress and every man's dream to marry the one he loves. Evelyn, you're my angel, the one I love the most in my Life. Will you fulfill my wish? Will you marry me and Let me buy you the perfect wedding gown?"

Evelyn raised her head to look at the sky, trying to hold back her tears. It was then that she saw the LED screens of the office buildings around the square, which were used to display different commercial advertisements. But now, all the LED screens contained the same words:

“Evelyn, please marry me!"

“Marry him!

“Say yes!" The crowd yelled their approval. Everyone was trying to get a word in edgewise, and it was quite loud. They all liked the idea, and were trying to let Evelyn know about it.

Sheffield continued to make a confession of his love.

“Evelyn, please marry me."

Two years ago at the Phoenix Resort, she had no choice but to turn down his proposal. No matter what, she would not turn him down this time

Things were different, and no one could stop her

She put the bunch of roses aside, crouched down and hugged him in front of everyone.

"Yes, I will marry you, Sheffield," she replied in a choked voice.

The crowd burst into cheers and applause.

“Oh, my God! Kiss her!"

"Kiss! Kiss! Kiss!" These two voices belonged to Joshua and Gifford, who stirred up the crowd behind them.

Then Sheffield put the red diamond ring on her finger. Myriad feelings welled up in his heart.

"When I was surrounded by a dozen attackers two weeks ago, I thought I'd be dead and would never get the chance to give you this ring. But by God's grace, I'm alive and can put this ring on you. Evelyn, from now on, I'LL never let you down."