Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

“Is this my godmother, Godfather?” Jared asked with a smile while looking at Sophia next to Arthur.

Sophia choked as she was about to take a sip of tea to quench her thirst. “No, no. You misunderstood, kiddo,” she said, covering Jared’s mouth and coughing lightly.

Without saying anything, Arthur simply curled the corner of his mouth.

“We are just friends,” Sophia attempted to explain.

“My daddy and mommy were also just friends before they fell in love and married.” According to Jared, friends could become husband and wife.

Sophia fixed her gaze on Jared. He was as attractive as his father, and his sweet little face made her want to pinch it.

“I’m not worthy to be with your godfather!” she scowled.

“Miss, don’t worry. You are so beautiful. You’ll be a good match for my godfather,” Jared said, looking back at Arthur.

to laugh or cry. Someone couldn’t see her beauty! Someone always thought she was

She smiled as she raised her

and placed Jared next to him. His best friend was

words were brief, but they came from the depths of his heart,

the audience, also spoke briefly. She sincerely wished them well and yelled through the microphone to her grandson, “Elliot, please treat Anastasia well and don’t let

know, Grandma, that I

this life, and I will live up to it,” Elliot replied,

on the stage at the banquet. Her eyes darkened as she heard his words, as if she was about to

oath. During the kissing session, Elliot only

erupted in

surprise. She witnessed a beautiful, grand wedding and a happy couple despite the

love for each other from beginning to end, and

fantasize about what kind of man she would marry

as gentle and attractive as the groom on stage? Would he be as tender

she

devote her entire

her from the side while she was looking at the stage. Sophia smiled broadly, her

the lights shining on her, she exuded a dreamy and beautiful aura,