Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

“Pfft!” Angela spat her tea out onto the floor, drawing everyone’s baffled gaze. She covered her mouth as she coughed. “I choked on the tea.”

“What’s the hurry? No one’s snatching it from you,” Daphne commented.

“Daphne, I think you’re right. I’d rather see someone doting on Ann and stay by her side. She is timid and tends to depend on others. Richard is not her Mr. Right.” Jennifer came to terms with the outcome.

“That’s right. Angela should find someone like that too. It’s easy to have problems when the man is rarely present round the clock,” Daphne added.

“True. So, it’s a good thing that the engagement is called off. Though that Richard guy has the looks and capability, we’re not lucky enough to be his family. Let’s just forget it. We’ll find someone reliable for Ann.”

“Yeah, so put your worries at rest. Ann is still young and there’s no need to rush. The fact that Richard calls off the engagement himself shows that he doesn’t want to string Ann along.

out in every way, but his attitude is

as she wished for her to stop. Though she was clueless at the moment, she was afraid that her mother had to take back her words one

by the issue, Annie was in a good mood as she

revolved around how men should pay more attention to either the family or

she gazed at the starry sky,

not only did she watch the starry sky, she was also deeply enchanted by

think about this when Annie’s engagement

shook her head to shrug off those

room and stared out of the balcony in a

and it made her heart flutter. She quickly grabbed it as she

at the doorstep.

her feet to run to the balcony at which she could see a car parked under the trees outside of the

really here!

found the answer to her dilemma, her phone rang. She sighed and answered the