Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

He continued to ignore her and walked down the hill, step by step. Angela, who was on his back, stared at him with some resentment. “Is it that hard to answer this question?”

“There’s no need to answer such a meaningless question,” he replied faintly.

“It might not mean anything to you, but it does to me,” she blurted out.

“What does it mean to you?” He questioned quietly.

She was rendered speechless by his blunt response. After all, she had never been in a situation where she would have to confess to a guy first. So, she vaguely said, “You need to answer me first. Would you treat other girls like this as well? Once you’ve answered that, I’ll give you yours.”

This way, she could hear what he had to say first. If he said yes, there was no need for her to answer him.

and

a moment. When she saw that he was genuinely ignoring her, she took advantage of the dark and that there was no

confessed, Angela watched Richard’s side profile

three seconds, ten seconds, a

Three minutes…

at the bottom of the mountain, yet he hadn’t even answered

had given up. When she noticed that the ground was flat, she couldn’t help but exclaim, “Let me down! I can

carefully placed her down. Under the moonlight, he locked his sharp eyes onto hers, but

walk past him silently, but in the next second, her arm was

to thump against her chest. She almost allowed herself to be pulled by his force and into his embrace, but a cold male voice came into her ears in the next second, “Don’t waste your time on me. It is impossible for you and

she turned

simple and gave no room

to protect. That’s all. There’s no room to talk about liking each other here,”

grievance. At this moment, the monkey had returned to the branch next to her. It was probably attracted to the light as he began screeching next