Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

After such a night, Naomi immediately went to the hospital and overheard two nurses discussing Francis’ condition as they passed her by.

“I heard Dr. Jones saying that Mr. Tillman’s medicine has started to take effect and that it’s very effective.”

“Really? That’s good news to hear.”

Naomi started to panic, as she began to believe the possibility of Francis waking up since even the nurses were talking about it. Sitting by Francis’ bedside, she started to feel unease as she stared at his sleeping face.

On the other side of the window,

Anastasia stood silently while intently watching Naomi’s chilling gaze of hatred. She was waiting for the moment of Naomi’s breakdown, the moment Naomi took action due to the fear inside her.

Just like the day before, Naomi left once

along the corridors of Presgrave Hospital, her eyes wandered around the high-tech hospital that looked as if it could raise a man

she couldn’t lose the shares she and her daughter had gotten. He must die, she thought,

daughter would crumble under the pressure and

a huge amount of compensation. All in all, to Naomi, there were only profits to be made

Hospital.

the unscrupulous owner whom she had gotten the previous pills from. She had already

noticed that Francis’ arm was hooked up to some tube for his medication. By discreetly injecting the tube

clothes as a cover while she was injecting the drug into the tube. Naomi, who was immersed in her planning, was completely unaware that every movement of her wicked plan was being monitored, as a

a call from

a drugstore and left after spending 10 minutes

as Naomi needed to make sure her plans so far were ironclad due to the huge benefits she was going to obtain. Naomi needed to make sure her husband would no longer wake

brought Jared to meet Arthur and Richard for dinner. Due to the sudden cancellation of the

there as promised the next time you

laughed lightly.

steered the conversation to the recent events. “I may need to stay here for a few more days since I still