Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Her sobbing and pleading had etched a deep sense of guilt and heartache into his soul despite the fact that he barely had his wits about him at that time. This was why he had spent five years looking for the woman he had spent that night with.

Elliot never would have thought that even though he was foolish enough to find the wrong person, fate had delivered the right one to his doorstep and even brought his son back to him. He was thankful that he had done a good job protecting Anastasia and Jared throughout the past year.

Just then, there was a knock on the door. Nigel peered into the room and said, “Grandma is eager to reunite with Jared too. I’ll bring him over to her first.”

“Jared, go and meet your great-grandma!” Elliot said as he stroked Jared’s head.

“Okay!” Jared was still a little boy and he

had no clue about the magnitude of today’s events.

Once Nigel led Jared out of the room, Elliot’s eyes grew cold and menacing. There was a murderous glint in them.

“I’m going to make Hayley suffer for this.”

“There’s no rush. We should be celebrating today. Let’s not waste any more time

gently and raised it to his lips. “It’s you. The woman I’ve been looking for all

his other hand and gazed at the watch around his wrist. “You should thank this instead! If it weren’t for this watch, you and Jared would

object, but to him, it seemed to come alive and give off a warm aura. “Yeah. From today onward,

she did right now. She was no longer troubled by her son’s

past nine at night, Harriet’s blood pressure soared from all her excitement, and

at night, at Elliot’s hillside

and he fell asleep the moment his head hit the pillow. Elliot sat on the

notice Anastasia, who had been standing at the doorway for a long time

be getting any sleep tonight. He was too thrilled to

new development too. Elliot turned out to be

to kiss Jared gently on the forehead and tucked the covers more securely around him before heading out of the room. He closed the door

bedroom. Both of them were filled to the brim with things they wanted to say to each

on the second floor, and under the warm glow of the light, his sparkling eyes looked a little red as they filled

that it was an accident five years ago.” Although he had compensated the wrong person at first, it proved that he had always been willing to take responsibility for what happened that night, and she saw how

pulled her into his arms and kissed the top of her

rest of my life making it up to