Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Chapter 427 She Has Fainted

“Miss Seymour, I know Elliot has mistreated you before, but he also compensated you in every way he could. You should know where the line is drawn.” Brenda stepped forward, not wishing for her mother to be troubled and intending to protect her own nephew.

Hayley looked at the well-dressed lady, whose eyes glared in warning toward her. She had done and said everything she planned to do and say today, and she didn’t want it to spiral into chaos either. She pitifully nodded. “I understand. I’m sorry, Grandma. I shouldn’t have disturbed your banquet. I’m so sorry, and I’ll be leaving now.”

The housekeeper immediately sent for someone to take Hayley home. Hayley kept looking back at Elliot as she left, her love and adoration obvious to all.

However, under the sunlight, Elliot’s entire body emanated a chill. No matter how loving Hayley’s gaze was, it could not remove the coldness in him.

While no one was looking, Anastasia quietly left the crowd. She walked toward a deserted garden, her thoughts occupied with the notion that Hayley had undergone abortion for Elliot’s sake.

This was further proof of the incident between Elliot and Hayley that night. It reminded her again of this, and she felt unbearably sad.

Brenda helped her mother back inside to rest. The other relatives and friends also understood the Presgraves’ situation, so they didn’t make any comments on it. The Presgrave Family was powerful exactly because its members were united.

her chest. She told the housekeeper, “Jodie,

Madam Presgrave. Do not heed

child for Elliot’s sake! A child of the Presgraves!” Harriet said

child with that girl.” Brenda was aware. After all, someone with a personality like Hayley’s did not deserve to

the medicine. She also gave Harriet some water to take the pills with. After Harriet had taken the medicine, she sighed. “No matter what, the right wife for

Miss Tillman will marry Elliot.” Brenda actually preferred Anastasia

in the garden. She was in a daze as she sat on the swing, and when the wind lifted her hair,

and walked up to her. Then, he

let him continue pushing before she asked, “When did

when she sent you

declined when Hayley clung onto him and

you let her into the main hall to eat

see her and upset your mood,” he

though,” Anastasia said bitterly. After all, she was assuming the role

in all earnestness. “Anastasia, I don’t care what other people think of you. I only know that in my heart, you have

at him, her heart aching for