Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

“Did you feel I my love?” the man asked with a low voice and a smile. Could Ruka say no? If she said that, he was definitely going to kiss her until she got dizzy again, so she shyly hummed to express that she felt it.

“Sophie is just someone my mom introduced to me. I only met her the night before yesterday, but I don’t have any thoughts about her.”

“Your parents like her very much, though.” Ruka raised her head and stated.

“They’re just eager to have a daughter-in law. As long as I don’t agree to it, there’s no use for them liking her,” Ren firmly emphasized that only he could decide on his marriage.

“Are we crazy?” Ruka was dizzy the moment she muttered those words.

Feeling bad for her, Ren pressed the back of her head closer to his heart while saying, “Don’t worry, I will marry you.”

Ruka closed her eyes as those words branded in her ears like an oath, calming her flustered heart. No matter how difficult the road ahead was, she was willing to accompany him through it.

Downstairs, Sophie couldn’t take it anymore. She asked Mrs. Husson, “Mrs. Husson, is Ren not back yet?”

for him? He’s probably there,” Mrs. Husson replied to

heart eager to see Ren. She took a look at

be on the

but she didn’t know where Ren was. All the doors were closed at the moment, so she had to shout. “Ren,

woman became startled as she trembled in fright. She pushed the man in a

let go of her, so Ruka hurriedly turned her head to look around and saw the curtains.

the door to the study. As expected, she saw the tall man standing in front of the floor-to ceiling window. With a delighted expression, she exclaimed,

even a little cold. “Who told you that you could barge in?”

lip and explained aggrievedly, “I… It was Mrs. Husson who told me to come upstairs to find you. I didn’t

explaining the situation, Sophie couldn’t help but show him a look of innocence and self-blame. I’m so sorry, Ren, can you forgive me

an

be alone with him? Instead of leaving, she boldly walked toward Ren and inquired, “Are you reading here by yourself? Can I stay

the curtains beside the window, and he vaguely saw the figure

accompany you. Don’t worry, I won’t disturb you,” Sophie uttered boldly. Ren’s cold eyes stared at her. “Do you