Enchanted Nightfall: Falling for Destiny

Tyrone's face flushed a deep shade of red: "Mom, what are you even talking about? When have I ever been played?" Clearing his throat, Tyrone continued, "Mom, why are you asking all these questions? First, tell me, how did you get here?"

Serena quickly interjected, "Ty, I came with Mrs. York for a vacation. The tour guide suggested we stay at this hotel, claiming that it had better accommodations. But honestly, this place is not great." Tyrone glanced at Serena, feeling too annoyed to engage with her.

He told Mrs. York, "Mom, just do whatever you need to do. I've got to head out for a bit. Please, no meddling."

As Tyrone reached to pull Mrs. York's arm and shut the door, Mrs. York grimaced, "Son, isn't that a bit embarrassing that you get kicked out all the time? You might not care, but it's mortifying for me." Tyrone's face turned even redder. What could be more humiliating than his own mother witnessing him being booted out of bed by a woman? He was well aware of his disheveled appearance - unwashed face. uncombed hair, still in yesterday's clothes - without needing a mirror.

Frustrated, Tyrone exclaimed, "Mom."

Suddenly, the door swung open: "What's with all the noise outside? Go get the medicine already."

Wrapped in a sheet, with hair tousled and shoulders exposed, Quintessa stood there, her neck marked with bite marks from Tyrone the night before, looking irritable from being woken up.

upon seeing Mrs. York, Quintessa did

moment, she

front of Quintessa, trying to usher her back inside, "Who told you to come out? Get back

dear, I've come

Quintessa reflexively responded, "Oh, sure, come in

make a scene. Quintessa, just go back to sleep, and I'll be back soon." Then, turning menacingly towards Serena, he snapped,

shrank back, hiding

pouted, "Why are you yelling? Do you want everyone to know you got kicked out without any thanks?" Tyrone's face crumbled,

York insisted, "Then let

"No way."

aside and slammed the door shut. Inside, Quintessa paused, then, clutching the sheet, she

breathed a sigh of relief, "Mom, go find your

turned to leave, only

enough, there was Mrs. York, tapping on the door.