Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Arthur was rendered speechless. The man who had the best equipment in the world had the nerve to constantly complain about being poor. It was obvious that he had finances that could never run out all his life, and yet Richard refused to buy him even one meal last night.

“Fine,” he finally said. “Ten thousand. That is the lowest I can go.”

“Deal.”

The two adult men sat on the sofa as they made their very childish bet.

Elliot went downstairs in casual wear after a while. In order to make his walking easier, Benedict had gotten him a crutch out of nowhere. Elliot was extremely reluctant to use it at first, but he had no choice but to use it for the time being.

“Elliot, we have decided to leave only after your engagement party,” Arthur declared.

Elliot sat down beside the “None of you are allowed to leave until the engagement party is over

Upon hearing that, Arthur asked with a curious expression on his face, “Elliot, how exactly does it feel like to fall in love with a woman? Why is it that I have met so many of them, but none seemed to have ever made my heart throb?”

know when you meet the one.” Elliot wasn’t good at explaining

himself was a prime example of it. He used to be repulsed when his grandmother tried to arrange his marriage for him, but now, marrying the person he had pursued with all his heart

habit,” Richard threw

leaned into the sofa.

him, “Richard and I made a bet

limited budget? How about I sponsor ten million dollars?” Elliot thought that their gamble was too small for someone of their

is used to living so

usually spent on his swords

was slightly worried for his stoic friend then. “I wonder what is going to happen when he finds a

remained calm and only peered at Arthur as he simply uttered, “I

you to worry about

old days. Somewhere deep in their memories, they would never forget the time when they supported and took care of each other as they navigated their way through the dangerous rainforest. Those experiences were enough to make them appreciate the value of true

good mood and he decided to take his friend to a place

solemnly. There is a place I want you to come with me. I need your

need to think a

by when it was matters

to the place where he stayed last

began to drive in the direction of Starryfield, the bustling part of the city center. It was a