Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

“You’re so cheeky.” Sophia hit Arthur’s chest with her fist playfully.

“Let’s get down the car.” Arthur smiled as he kissed her forehead and comforted her.

“I’m really nervous.” She nodded and clutched her chest nervously.

“Don’t be scared. I’m here.” He held her hand to reassure her.

The bodyguards and assistants were all waiting for them outside the car as the car door opened. The stylist helped her to rearrange her train while Arthur personally covered her veil for her. Her beautiful face could be vaguely seen behind the veil. The towering church building looked majestic and sacred, which caught Sophia’s attention. The golden domes of the building glistered as the sunlight shone on it, which made it seem holy.

Both of them walked toward the direction of the chapel, hand in hand. Just then, the steward that had been waiting since morning hurried over.

you’re finally here. You should hurry, as the guests

was so nervous that her palms were sweating profusely. As she looked at the guests who

feel her sweaty hands and leaned in before whispering, “Everything will

through the veil. Marrying him was not only the bravest thing she had done in her life, but it was also the best thing that had happened to her. His comforting words gave her the confidence to face whatever would come to them. She took a deep breath, nodded, and walked on the red carpet as she held his hand. When the guests that had been waiting the whole morning finally saw the bride and groom, they clapped to

symphony surrounded

arrival of the bride and groom. She initially thought that her grandson wasn’t going to proceed with the wedding. She also noticed that Arthur’s expression wasn’t as cold as before and that he was beaming with happiness while

friction caused by the skidding created sparks. Just as the car stopped, Emily immediately dashed down from the car while her mother was carrying her train so the dust on the ground wouldn’t dirty it. When they were on the carpet, the assistant helped to rearrange the train while Vera checked her

the processional music, and

good to go. She then put down Emily’s veil, and both of them paced into the hall hand in

up to the altar as

their wedding vows, the doors suddenly flung open, and someone exclaimed, “They