Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Angela looked in the direction the waiter was pointing and saw two men standing in front of the French window. The younger one among them, who was at graceful-looking man, raised his glass at her as though he admired her very much.

Angela gave the man a nod out of courtesy, but she put the glass of red wine. aside without drinking from it. When she stood up, the man stood up as well.

While she was walking toward the private room, the man came to her side, saying, “Miss, you played the piano very well. I wonder if I have the honor of getting to know you. Let’s be friends.” The man looked at her fervently as if he was desperate to get to know her.

Not wanting to draw the attention of anyone, Angela replied thankfully, “Thanks for the compliment.” With that, she decided to leave.

However, the man really wanted to get to know her, so he stretched out his hand. and stopped her. “Miss, I really wish to get to know you. I’m not some bad guy; I just want to be friends with you.”

such a passionate man, she found herself caught in an awkward situation. Suddenly, an icy male voice sounded behind her, saying, “She

find Richard standing behind her. It was as if she were dreaming, seeing him in person. “You…” Her throat dried up, her heart raced, and

the man grabbed her shoulders and led her to a corridor. At that time, a waiter wheeled a cleaning cart around the table to clean it up after several customers had left the room. Then, Richard told the waiter, “Clean this up later,” as he opened the door

out of breath, she asked,

dinner with

and close to tears. She thought Richard and his group had left and had no

her lips. pursed, “My grandpa, aunt, uncle, and Annie are all here for

at her with an intense gaze. As he looked at her, he observed the tears that started to swim

her to look away in embarrassment, and she wiped away the tears that had already formed in her eyes.

her chin, turning her face to look at him even though she was resisting. “Do your tears indicate that you haven’t