Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

“There is a way, but it can’t be implemented right now. It’s gonna take a period of observation. We can’t undergo the brain treatment until the examination data reaches the ideal state.”

“How long do you roughly need?”

“About three months! During this period, we will do everything in our power to maintain your father’s treatment while he is in a coma.”

“Please prescribe him with whatever

medication he needs. Money is not a

problem,” said Elliot.

“We will, Young Master Elliot. We guarantee to provide the best available treatment for Mr. Tillman,” they replied.

With a question that had been lingering on her mind, Anastasia took the opportunity to ask, “Does my dad’s episode have something to do with his

alcohol intake-specifically two glasses of wine?”

“Miss Tillman, if he only drank two glasses of wine, it would not cause his heart failure. We suspect that your father had ingested the medicine by mistake.”

in your father’s mouth and it is a poisonous drug for the cardiovascular system. Rather than strengthening the heart, it has the

shocked to hear that. Why would her

with your father

bottom of it while I collect some samples of my

night. We’ve arranged a room in the hotel opposite the hospital. Take Miss

here to take care of Mr. Tillman!” suggested

“Benedict and the others

her father would be a long battle that would take more than a day or two. She had to maintain her physical

and entered the car, she was thinking about one thing-why is there even a chance for

I want to head home and check on the kind of medicines my dad

I’ll drive you there.”

when Alex quickly walked in and informed them, “I heard from the doctor earlier that Elliot took

“Where did they go?

but I’ll

back tomorrow morning,”

offered.

to leave. “Mom,

that, the mother and daughter decided to go home. Along the way, Alex asked Naomi if the pills were left at home which she then answered, I only bought two bottles.

him to stop by the road. She threw the pills into a nearby river and returned to the car and assured, ‘Don’t