Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Chapter 144

As the end of the workday finally approached, Anastasia’s office phone rang and she reached out to answer the call. “Good evening.”

“Meet me at the parking lot in 10 minutes,” Elliot instructed her concisely before hanging up.

She stared at the phone in speechlessness. Never did she think she would be heading home in his car!

Nevertheless, given that her only other option was to take a cab, she might as well save her money by carpooling with him instead.

And so, 10 minutes later, Anastasia picked up her purse and sprinted to the car park where the black sedan was already waiting for her.

After Anastasia pulled open the passenger’s side door and climbed in, Elliot zoomed off toward the garage exit. “We’ll pick Jared up first and stop by the grocery store for some ingredients before going home,” he instructed.

“Okay,” she answered. It wasn’t like she had the confidence to say otherwise, anyway—if Elliot was the only reason why her father was successful, what place was there for her opinion?

only thing she could do was try her best to repay

his eyes on the road. “If he didn’t have this project to save him, he would need to ask

clenched. Of course she already knew her father undertaking this company meant

word from Elliot had saved her father from such dire straits and kept

the bottom of her heart as she

barely had to lift a finger.” Elliot

power. Where others had to beg, he only

grateful that

the more projects he will need to keep it alive. Don’t worry, I won’t let anything happen to it.” Elliot’s voice was low, powerful, and mesmerizing

to help her father? And that

would only snowball by

require continuous projects to maintain. Once funds were cut off, it would suffer huge

age, she was afraid that he wouldn’t be able to

silent woman next to him and knowing he had stressed her out, Elliot said lightly, “Don’t think too much about it. I won’t

try my best to ask my dad to work hard to get his own projects in the future. We

smiled. “Are

wasn’t sure. She knew nothing

in the future, won’t you?”