Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

When they stopped by Arthur’s table, Jared happily went over and hugged his parents. Anastasia then took the opportunity to spoon some of his favorite food on his plate and whispered to him to eat well. Sophia was captivated by how gorgeous the newlyweds looked, especially Elliot, who was not only handsome but also had a good body shape and exuded a noble disposition. Moreover, he looked warm when he smiled.

As Spohia’s attention was captivated by the newlyweds, she heard a young man next to her coughing, as if reminding her to dial it back. Right after, she got slightly embarrassed and took a sip of tea as she looked down. At the same time, Anastasia noticed the beautiful lady next to Arthur, who seemed like a good match to him.

“Artie, introduce her to us.” Elliot smiled as he glanced at his good friend.

“There’s no need to.” Arthur shot a look at Sophia placidly.

Just then. Sophia stood up and greeted the bride and groom politely. “Mr. and Mrs. Presgrave, I’m Sophia Goodwin. I’m honored to attend your wedding banquet, and I wish the both of you a blessed and happy marriage.”

“Thank you!” Anastasia seemed to really like Sophia, and she was left with a good impression of the woman.

Arthur’s back since this was the first time his good friend showed interest toward a

glass and took a sip of wine. She was distracted while the younger Presgraves were enjoying

on such a lively occasion!” One of the Presgrave girls asked

to squeeze out

saying, “I’m just tipsy.”

immediately adjusted her hair, wanting to look her best in front of him. Although she

“Elliot.”

“Mr. Presgrave.”

Elliot was rather senior within the Presgrave Family, the juniors greeted him like how they usually did. He was addressed in a few different ways and it amused Anastasia, who giggled as she buried herself

them.” Elliot raised his glass at her. Thereafter, Anastasia

I will.” Lorelai smiled as she

renowned businessman, he knew all the guests by heart and was able to mingle with everyone. The banquet hall

the last row, Katrina complained, ‘It’s

whispering, “Stop with the nonsense. You’re lucky to be invited here tonight. Can’t you see that those who are here