Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

“He’s still unconscious/ Erica said indifferently. With that, Mrs. Garner stopped talking. As Erica turned to look at her, disgust flashed through her eyes. Firsally, she drove into a seaside path surrounded by reeds. At this sight, Mrs. Garner commented in surprise, “Your friend owns a hotel here?”

“No, we made an appointment to meet here. With so much money, she has to find a hidden place to give it to me or it’ll be bad if someone steals it from us,” Erica explained while deliberately dialing her phone. But in fact, there would be not answer as she called her other phone which she usually left in her house.

“Oh no! My friend isn’t answering. Let’s go over and see if she has arrived,” Erica suggested pretentiously.

For the sake of money, Mrs. Garner didn’t think much about her words and believed. her. Hence, they drove all the way into a hill with the sea in the distance and a

shore full of dangerous reefs. As Erica parked her car in a thicket and dialed her friend’s phone again, Mrs. Garner immediately looked over.

“Hayley, are you here yet? What, you didn’t have time to wait for me? So, where did you keep the money? Why did you leave it there? Okay, I get it. I’ll take it myself then.” Once Erica finished speaking and hung up the phone, she said, “Mrs. Garner, my friend left the money somewhere, so let’s go and check!”

edge of the cliff. Erica pointed to a stone and said.

the bush. “Oh no! Mrs. Garner, my card has been blown away. Hurry

Mrs. Garner saw

rushed over to pick

hesitation. Then, Erica seized the opportunity and took advantage of Mrs. Garner’s moment of distraction to cruelly shove her to the bottom of the cliff two meters away. Mrs. Garner waved her hand in horror

looked around for a while. Then, she finally

dark sea current, it was impossible for the person involved to float, let alone survive. Even if Mrs. Garner was

home, she felt completely relaxed. She had finally solved

acted as though nothing happened and continued to eat, drink, and have fun. Last night, Alex told her that the company’s situation had improved. Now, she could simply wait for the profits to come rolling in