Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Hayley was beset with such fear that tears had begun streaming down her face. The consequences of what she had done finally dawned on her as she realized the price she had to pay for her mistakes.

She should have just accepted that boutique and lived out her life in peace. She could have found a man to marry and start a family.

That would be a thousand times better than rotting away in prison!

Anastasia remained expressionless as she

stared at the tortured look on Hayley’s

face.

“Anastasia, can’t you understand me? When Elliot came to me back then, he was so rich and handsome. I had never met such a wealthy man before, so it was only natural that I took your place. You know that I’m scared of living in poverty. My parents heavily favor sons over

daughters, and I’ve never lived a good day in my life,” Hayley cried out as tears continued flowing down her cheeks. Her eyes were filled with anger and hatred.

no longer putting on an act. She was truly regretting what she had done, but it

late for regrets. Everyone needs to pay the price for their mistakes.” Anastasia stood up

Elliot to drop the charges against me, won’t you? Please don’t go after me!” Hayley wailed in despair as her hands clenched around

I do,” Anastasia turned around and

her enough to kill her with his own hands. She had usurped Anastasia’s identity and enjoyed the

days of Hayley’s life. She was an ordinary woman who led such an ordinary life. Had it not been for this miraculous

crossed paths with a man

you and offered to compensate you with anything you wanted, would you have been able to reject him? I don’t believe that you wouldn’t be swayed by the possibility of having everything you want

consideration before turning back to say,

switched, you’d share the same fate as me! Anastasia Tillman, don’t think you’re so high and mighty! You won’t be happy either! Would you

ever know how blissful my life will be, and you won’t have

find out either.”

want to ever spend another second

her energy drained out of

detention center, the warm, spring sunlight hit her right in the face, and she took a deep breath. Meanwhile, there was

of refinement. Amid the hustle and bustle of a busy

joy. She seemed to have a halo around her, and her steps were so light that she practically flew into his

hand gently caressed her hair. He looked