Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Arthur turned around and continued to climb up without saying a single word. Unwilling to trouble him further, Sophia cautiously followed after him. Slowly, her mind drifted. She rarely had the time to go hiking. The distant mountains, covered by a hazy layer of cloud and light, filled her heart with wonder. It was a nice feeling.

Bang!

Distracted by the scenery, she walked into Arthur. When she realized she had bumped into him again, she blushed.

The bodyguards who had been following behind them stared at them in disbelief. No one was ever allowed to be so rude to Young Master Weiss. Just how did this girl do it?

What gave her the courage to constantly annoy him?

If Sophia could read minds and knew what the bodyguards were thinking, she would have the urge to bury herself alive. She was not trying to annoy him!

“We’ll have a better view once we’re at the peak. Let us keep moving, Mr. Weiss,” said the fortune teller.

to selecting a spot for his grandfather’s grave. He then turned to glance

I can keep going,” she hurriedly said when

she needed help, Arthur would always turn around to give her a hand. Even though there were four burly men right

trees to be seen. The field of grass stretching far into

rattling off

was left confused by his words, Arthur

how to tell fortunes just from reading books on the subject over

Just how strong of a learner was

halfway up a mountain. “Young Master that is the spot I have selected for your grandfather. It is surrounded by

all sides by mountains. There was nothing that loomed over it, which meant there was no weird

the entire mountain as

if he could find a good

peak was covered in grass that came up to their knees. It was an incredible

teller began walking in excitement with Arthur following behind him. Enthralled by the lecture, she followed

snake that was currently licking the air in her direction while rearing up as if to attack her. “Aah!” When