Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

“I don’t think there’s anything to worry about. Mr. and Mrs. Singed will be more than happy to accept this.” Angela smiled.

“I’ll have to talk to them myself. Honestly, I’m a bit embarrassed to bring this up.” Scarlet was really in a dilemma now. How am I supposed to convince my best friend to marry their young and lovely daughter to my old and single brother? I can’t do that.

“I’m counting on you, sis.” Ren wrapped his arm around her shoulder. There was a silent plea in his eyes.

Scarlet just realized Ren hid his feelings for Ruka really deep within. She didn’t even notice it for the longest time. But then they’re childhood friends, and Ruka moved in with him for almost a whole month. It’s honestly not that far-fetched that they become lovers.

“But we can’t let the public know about this, or it’ll affect the number of votes he gets,” Walter said. Richard looked at Ren. He was trying to tell him not to drop out of the election.

Ren wouldn’t let his family down, not after they gave him their support in his relationship. Not to mention he needed to get Harold’s approval too. If he wanted his father’s approval, he had to get reelected in the coming election.

“Yeah. You and Ruka will have to wait, Ren. We’ll talk about marriage after May.” Scarlet was worried as well. “I did tell everyone she’s my goddaughter. Your rivals might use that against you if they know.”

can’t ruin his chances of getting reelected, so keep this between us. Don’t

you pass out all of a sudden, Mom?” Scarlet

She told me about Ren dating Ruka on purpose just to make me think badly of Ruka. Charlotte was relieved she didn’t tell Ren to marry Sophie, or the family would eventually

Sophie’s fault, but since Charlotte was broad-minded enough not to bring it up. she was in no position to talk about it. Gotta learn

happy. She wanted

She told Walter, “Let’s go, honey. Richard and the others can handle things on this side.” Walter patted Ren’s shoulder. “Leave the talking to us, Ren. We’ll handle

counting on

really good mood. She pulled her blanket down

only because I was too angry. Now I’m not

doctor came in with some meds, and a gust of breeze carried the smell of pills through the ward. Angela took a whiff of it and felt her stomach churn. She covered her