Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Night of Destiny ( Anastasia Tillman ) Chapter 732Night of Destiny ( Anastasia Tillman ) Chapter 732

“I’m kissing my girlfriend.” James quickly slid into his role. “This is not a crime, is it?”

Sophia feigned shyness as she said, “We’re not kissing here! Wait until we’re home!”

He grinned. “All right, all right. I’ll listen to you for now. I’ve prepared a candlelight dinner for tonight, so we can enjoy a romantic night later.”

She could only blush coquettishly at his words. Even though she wouldn’t even dare look at Arthur’s face, she could feel his eyes glued on her.

Arthur saw everything when James went straight for Sophia’s lingerie in the closet and kept them in the suitcase.

At last, Sophia zipped her suitcase and lifted it from the ground. She passed her luggage to James, who naturally took it from her.

Then, she walked toward Arthur, who was waiting at the door and mustered the courage to look into his eyes which seemed to have a deep meaning beneath. “Mr. Weiss, I’ve decided to live with my boyfriend. Thank you for your hospitality.”

giving her the opportunity to resist. “Come with

of me!” However, he didn’t spare her any time to struggle out of his grip as he

already being pulled into the

against the door. His fresh scent enveloped her as he leaned forward to question her

head, she saw his stony face and ice-cold

b-but I

kissed you in the hotel that day. Can’t you remember?” If that was the case, Arthur

she nudged him. “Don’t

“Does he know we kissed? Does he know you melted in my embrace like a

was short of breath at their proximity. Her face was turning crimson. What does he

We only kissed, after all. He’ll forgive me.” She turned her

was confused as he had initiated an investigation on her. The man who showed up

my boyfriend,” Sophia explained promptly to make him believe

eyes turned cold when he asked as if he was ripping off his disguise

a heart-wrenching view for her. However, she had no choice but to lie to him. Shutting her eyes, and in the most solemn tone she could manage, she said, “We had done everything we should as a

a precise time. Nobody