Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

“Could you give me a shout next time instead of blocking my path?” Sophia grumbled.

“Are you in such a hurry to see me?” Arthur asked with a smile as his eyes narrowed.

Sophia blushed slightly. Turning her pretty face away, she replied, “Who said that? I’m not.”

“Have you made a reservation at a restaurant?”

She nodded. “Uh-huh. I’ve got to get back to work in the afternoon, so let’s eat at a nearby restaurant.”

“Right, let’s go!” Arthur suddenly stretched out his hand and grabbed her wrist before taking her out of the building.

Sophia’s heart pounded for a moment. Why is this guy taking me by the hand? There are a lot of my colleagues here. I don’t want anyone to get the wrong idea about me!

In the restaurant, she said to the man across from her on behalf of her father, “Mr. Weiss, I’d like to thank you on my dad’s behalf for returning the company to him.”

face, Arthur replied with a smile, “Is that

pursed her lips. “What kind of

sank her teeth into them, he somehow felt his body tense up. He gave a gulp, saying, “Why bite your lips for no reason? Aren’t you afraid of

when she felt uneasy. When she heard Arthur’s words, her crescent-shaped eyes curved

your lip in front of a guy from now

“I-I’m not trying to seduce anyone. I only do that out of habit,” she

ordered the man across from

“Okay. I’ll get out of this habit starting from

lips curved

face again. What is this guy taking

about her current job. Knowing that she was actually working under Anastasia,

nodded. “That’s right. President Tillman really takes good care

across anything that’s hard to deal with in the

her head resolutely. “Thanks, but it’s not necessary.” She would sever all contact with him after this meal; this was what

back to work already.” She went to pay the bill whereas he looked out of the window while losing

restaurant, Sophia waved to him. “I’m going back to work.” She had wanted to say “see you again,” but she thought they would never meet again from now on. Every step she took toward the Presgrave Group was resolute, albeit