Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Chapter 270 Invitation

Pleasant surprise flashed across Hayley’s eyes, but she kept her tone cold as she said, “Got it. Report these things to me of your own accord next time. Don’t wait until I ask.”

“Understood, Miss Seymour.” Daniel was extremely submissive.

After ending the call, Hayley took up her iPad and began looking for old news articles. Just as expected, she found an article dated two years back, a promotion article for Old Madam Presgrave’s 68th birthday celebration. The celebration was quite grand that year, and it was all over the news.

A look of hatred appeared in the depths of Hayley’s eyes. It was apparent that Anastasia would be attending as well.

Meanwhile, Anastasia had a serious lack of sleep last night. She felt sleepy as soon as she finished breakfast, and as she basked in the sunlight of the late fall, she began to nod off a little. After a slight nap, she heard footsteps, so she opened her eyes to see a smart figure getting close to her.

She immediately sat up and gazed at him, trying to look energized.

“How long did you stay up last night?” The man sat down beside her, a suggestive smile in his eyes.

He was a large part of the reason she lost sleep.

didn’t,” Anastasia

I want to invite you and

shook her

specifically to bring you and

in surprise, “My dad is also on the list of people

I’ve already sent the invitations. He’s coming.”

think of another problem. If her father was attending,

mention her father specifically, then the mother-daughter duo would definitely tag along

She gave it a look and realized that it was a call from his

call from your grandmother.” Anastasia looked nervous as she held

be inviting you to her birthday celebration.” With that, Elliot got up and walked toward the little guy practicing his kicks on

picked up the call. “Hello,

are you busy? Has Elliot

Anastasia replied in

you!” Harriet thought she would definitely

when faced with Harriet’s enthusiasm, she really

be coming over as well. It’s a good chance for me to

“Old Madam Presgrave, I—”

I’ll be happy enough to see you attend. I’ve been looking forward to

well, and she only had to join in the festivities and eat something nice. It was easier to accept than to decline the invitation, so