Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Sophia’s sweet smile was the best medicine for Arthur’s broken heart. She had taught him how to love and appreciate life. The best antidote to Johnny’s drug would be love.

Suddenly, Martha came into Sophia’s mind, and she asked worriedly, “Would your grandma be willing to accept me? What we are doing would hurt her if she refused to accept me.”

“My grandma hoped for me to be happy. If marrying you makes me happy, she would definitely agree to it.” Arthur was certain about it, as his grandmother loved him so much that she’d understand his choices.

He tightened his embrace around Sophia’s waist and had his eyes locked on hers as he smiled. She looked so stunning that he was certain that she was the wife he wanted.

“What are you looking at?” Her face was flushed red as he stared at her.

“Looking at you.” He stared at her intently as if she would run away if he looked away.

“After our wedding ceremony, you have to tell me about how we met and when we dated. I want to know everything about us,” Arthur said. Those forgotten memories were just too precious to him.

“Are you sure? You were unfriendly toward me in the beginning.” Sophia

you forgiven me?” Arthur

he asked.

She smiled shyly, showing

turned over and stared at her lips

“I did!”

can

with me.” She sounded worried

I can help you

surprised that a man

and had her body pressed against his. He leaned in and topped up her

face was

on blush for her. Although he had amnesia, he had his way of

a cafe nearby the hospital. Soon after, Vera rushed over with an assistant, whereupon they rearranged the train of her gown before

She buried herself in her mother’s arms as

Vera dried her daughter’s tears with a tissue and said firmly, “No one can snatch

the b*tch over to the

madam since she’d never allow an outsider to join the