A Second Chance with the CEO After Divorce

Chapter 251:

Meanwhile, Belinda scanned the area, spotting more ribbons that echoed the same birthday wishes. She raised an eyebrow, skeptical of the repeated error. “This doesn’t seem like a simple mistake.” Considering Kristopher’s role as the CEO of a global company, with numerous competent assistants, a blunder of this nature seemed improbable unless…

“What exactly is happening here?” Madisyn bit her lip in thought. “Could it be Cathy’s birthday today? But I remember her birthday falls in winter, and here we are at the start of summer… Could I be mistaken?” As she spoke, Madisyn pulled out her phone to check the date of Cathy’s birthday.

Belinda, clad in the same red dress she had worn the day before, surveyed the decorations of the venue, and a preposterous thought struck her. Could all this effort by Kristopher actually be… for her birthday?

Given Kristopher’s persistent invitations and the fact that he had even purchased a dress for her, this suspicion took root.

However, today wasn’t her birthday. Over their three-year marriage, they hadn’t gone all out for birthdays, but Belinda always made it a point to bake a cake and prepare a feast at home. Kristopher’s presents were invariably last-minute, yet he had celebrated a few birthdays with her.

Could it really be that after three years, he had forgotten her actual birthday? This thought lingered as she recalled the message from Fred that morning.

only known her briefly, relied solely on her social media profile to keep track of her birthday. A mix-up

celebrating her birthday today,

deep in thought, a taunting voice interrupted her. “And

sweeping over Belinda’s vibrant red outfit and Madisyn’s more subdued blue dress. “You both seem to think it’s your special night, but sadly, you’re not the

strand of hair from her forehead. “Shouldn’t I be thanking you

“Then you’d better

turned icy. “Really? You think you matter that

propose to Cathy tonight. If you try to stir up any trouble, I won’t let it

Maggie’s assured demeanor. “Maggie, are you sure… that tonight’s event is

a derisive look.

can you explain this?” Belinda’s brow furrowed as she pointed to the nearby ribbons. “Why does it say ‘Happy