Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

She stared at the car, which had its headlights turned on, and bit her lips in frustration because of his antics.

Nevertheless, she gave in as she did not wish him to climb over the window again. It was perilous.

After changing into something casual, she headed downstairs where Daphne was watching the television in the living room. She lied, “Mom, a friend of mine is here to take me for a hangout. I’ll be home soon.”

“Who? A guy or a girl?”

“It’s a girl.”

“Well, be careful, honey. You know it’s dangerous when it’s dark out there.”

“Got it. I’ll be back as early as possible.” Angela then pulled open the door and left.

strode toward the black SUV when the window on the driver seat was unwound. The man’s intense gaze landed upon her while he let out a

and asked, “Say it. I’m heading back after we’re

and she frowned. “Where are

air.” He turned the steering wheel and drove the car away, but she did not thwart him as she looked out of the

doing?” Richard questioned

She’s going for a

to tell

aside first.” She turned to take a glimpse of him with

not an explicit answer,

car; as though her thoughts were surging aloud in her mind, she turned her head to zero in on Richard. The street lights shafted upon him and enhanced his

sophisticated impression-it was due to the inherent elegance that ran in his family and blood. She had done research on his mother, who looked gorgeous and graceful in the pictures

your uncle is the vice president of the country. Is

hummed in response without

tried to keep her voice gentle while asking

almost nothing of him. Besides him, her knowledge pertaining

was one year old, my father passed

went out for him while she looked at him. She was born in a happy family and her parents showered her with unreserved love. As she compared him to herself, her heart ached