Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Even the bodyguard couldn’t stop Sophia from falling into Arthur’s embrace with his quick movements.

Before Arthur realized it, he had a girl nestled in his arms. She rested her head on his chest and her arms wrapped around his neck.

“Master.” The bodyguard tried to pull her away from Arthur, knowing that he despised any woman who approached him.

“Don’t touch me.” Even though she was drowsy, she hadn’t lost consciousness yet and growled at the bodyguard.

Arthur glared at the bodyguard and motioned for him to leave before he removed Sophia’s arms from his neck. She immediately cuddled him again.

“Hands off, Sophia Goodwin,” he warned as he had never been a fan of such

intimate encounters.

drowsy. He lowered his head, and they were so close to each other that their

her eyes, with bright pupils that shone like black pearls,

staring intently into her lovely eyes. They were as clear and captivating as they had always been, making his

she beamed at him, as her black pearly eyes were shaped into two crescent moons.

taken aback. He’d never seen his master stare at a woman for so long, and folks of the opposite gender would always maintain a distance of three feet away from him, let alone hug

abruptly shoved aside and fell to

me without my permission next time,” Arthur said coldly, as he used his masculine hand to dust off his coat as though he was repulsed by

Sophia’s distressed expression. “Go

before returning to her room.

morning at home. A woman smiled as she watched the two figures running and listened to the child’s boisterous laughter while she arranged

have a suitable candidate as her bridesmaid, three

in their early twenties addressed her