Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Anastasia passed the instructions to the nurse behind her, and the nurse went outside. Not long later, Elliot came in. He half knelt by the bed and leaned in toward Harriet. “I’m here, Grandma.”

Harriet grabbed his hand and said, “Elliot, you have to take good care of Anastasia in the future. Never let her down.”

“I know. I love her more than I love myself. I’ll use my life to protect her,” Elliot swore.

Anastasia pursed her lips, her eyes filling with tears as his voice pierced through her heart and deeply moved her.

“I have no regrets. You’re the most capable and powerful person in our family, so you have to take care of Nigel and the others,” Harriet continued.

“I will, Grandma. You should rest.” Elliot reached out and gently caressed her gray hair.

all. She didn’t have much time left in the first place, so she wanted to use her last moments to the best that she could and look at the people she was worried about the

see Jared, but with my current state, I don’t think I should. I don’t want to

you won’t scare Jared. I’ll bring him over to see you!” Anastasia said in

the young child and shook her head resolutely. “I really don’t want to scare him. Just tell him that I’m going to see his

that she didn’t love her grandson, but she loved him too much. Anastasia nodded in understanding as well.

Anastasia sat down, someone kindly handed her a piece of tissue. When she looked up and

asked Sophia to go back first as they would stay in the hospital to accompany Harriet in her final moments. When it

much easier to deal with. All of them were waiting for Harriet to take her last breath, and at the same time, several elders were also sent to the hospital to pay her a visit. However, all of them were turned away by Elliot. As Harriet didn’t have much time left, he

night was exceptionally long, and in the quiet hospital hallway, even the nurses kept their footsteps to the lightest. After Harriet slept, her condition continued to

dawn, she woke up, and Brenda held her hand while calling out

she said in a hoarse voice,