She secretly married a superstar; however, their marital status was kept in public knowledge. She loved him like a dog, so loyal, so shameless, but he kept pushing her away only for his selfish reason to take revenge against her mother. 

After their divorce, she accidentally slept with a handsome stranger whose blue eyes exuded extreme sex appeal, drawing her into an unavoidable fatal attraction. 

He was so calm and gentle, promising her eternal happiness.

“Ms. Cathryn Riley, will you marry me?” His expression was serious and sincere. The man’s slender fingers held a very delicate and beautiful red velvet round box; inside it was an exquisite diamond ring. 

Scared emotionally, she responded to him, “I have divorced once. I hope you won’t make me divorce for a second time again.” 

Keith smiled and replied softly, “My world has never been centered on anyone. But in the days to come, my world is centered on you.” 

She was touched, and she couldn’t help shedding tears of happiness. Being with him brought her everlasting joy, and his eternal promise replaced her suffering from the failed marriage.

CEO's Romantic Affair: A Second Chance At Forever

"Nothing, It's just a little stuffy in here," Cathryn looked over at Keith, smiled, and replied. 


"Let's go outside and get some fresh air," Keith said, and he immediately stood up. Cathryn wanted to remain in her seat, but suddenly a succession of screams attracted them from behind. They looked at the stage and saw Jordan and Athena standing there. 


"Great, that's just what I needed." Cathryn felt more irritable. Then she stood up and tried to go out with Keith. 


The young girls sitting in the row beside them seemed to be going crazy. They all crowded together, making it difficult for Cathryn to get past them. Keith didn't say anything, he just reached out his hand. 


Cathryn hesitated for a moment, and with Jordan's voice ringing in her ears, she reached out to hold Keith's hand. "Thank you, Keith. You really are my knight in shining armor." 


Chapter 74: That’s What I Needed