Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

The girl was startled, trembling as she looked up at the man who emanated a terrifying chill. She hastily took a few steps backward and ran away.

Richard was already all tensed up as he listened to his subordinate’s report. “We’ll talk when I get back.”

After hanging up, Richard let out a sigh. He lowered his head to look at the time. He would leave when the wedding ceremony ended.

At 10.00AM sharp, Sophia strode out of the wedding car. The wedding ceremony this time didn’t require the groom to wait at the stage. Instead, the couple would enter the hall together.

The atmosphere in the entire venue had changed as it was decked out in pink and blue-Sophia’s favorite colors.

In the hall, the guests finally had a look at the main stars of the wedding. They had already forgotten about yesterday’s events since they finally beheld the real bride.

Her figure was beautiful and elegant, and she was a great match for the groom. They were indeed made for each other.

the red carpet as the rain of petals swirled around them. Their wedding was like beautiful poetry-filled with

as she received the

under the guidance of the priest. They

while getting showered with applause and shouts of blessing. Following that, they exchanged rings that symbolized their one true love, and that they would protect each

the wedding ceremony was completed with everyone present as witnesses. Martha went onto the stage and delivered a speech to thank all the guests who had attended. Arthur also gave a speech while Sophia looked lovingly

talked about how he fell in love with her once again despite his lost memories. In the end, tears were streaming down her

In the lounge next to the hall, Richard came over to bid Arthur

make it in time for the wedding you’ll be holding in our country. See you then.” Richard

returning in a few

sure you attend when

I’ll definitely show up. I’ve told Elilot

that, the man left before the

lounge next to the banquet hall, Sophia had just changed into an evening dress for the toast. It was cherry red, and Martha herself

was slightly stunned, for the box contained none other than