Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

“What’s wrong with you? Don’t you feel anything?” Richard asked him.

With a smirk, Arthur answered, “I think something is wrong with you, not me.”

“What’s wrong with me?” Richard asked him again.

“You’re a busybody like someone’s mother,” Arthur rebuked him.

Hearing that, Richard looked at him resignedly. “That’s because you ditched us.

“Whatever.” Arthur turned around and left after saying that.

Then, Elliot came over and patted Richard, who was feeling hurt. “There’s really something wrong with Arthur. We should look into this.”

“I looked into his schedule and saw that he’d met a biology professor, Johnny, the

found a chance to meet him yet. I’m sure something

We need to be extra careful in Weiss’

together.” Richard felt better after knowing that he had someone on his

Sophia promised Anastasia to not simply go anywhere at night. She didn’t simply go anywhere either and merely strolled in the garden downstairs. If she didn’t come out

standing there. Even though they were not separated by mountains

she couldn’t touch

head down the entire time and was walking absent-mindedly. After walking for quite some time, she

and was immediately stunned.

the gardens were interlinked, she was now standing deep inside an unfamiliar garden and had lost her way. What made it worse was that there was no one in the garden who could

eyes. She hugged herself in

this chance to release all her emotions since no one was around. All this while, the toughness and calmness that she tried so hard to put on were all fake. In fact, she was feeling

Sophia started sobbing, ignoring

heading to his study. Arthur had

crying. He just hoped that she could cry in a lower voice so as not

even after a while, she was still crying so loudly. As such, he decided that he would go over and

that there was no one around, so she didn’t suppress her emotions at all. She was trying to convert all her sadness into tears and was crying whole-heartedly, not realizing there

a man coming from the

lifted her head sharply and saw a man standing in front of her under the moonlight. Although the moonlight was behind him, she could still recognize this figure that she was extremely familiar with. Regardless of his cold tone just now, he was still the person whom she loved