Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Ren smirked at how far away she stood. He narrowed his eyes and asked, “Are you afraid that I’d eat you first?” Isn’t that just a matter of time now? Even I can tell that much, she thought.

“Come on, let’s go down and eat,” Ruka urged once again. No matter how busy he was, he should still remember to take care of himself.

Ren’s smile deepened at the thought of having someone to keep an eye on him to make sure he took his meals on time. It did not feel bad at all to have someone who looked out for you. It was a blessing, and it made him feel warm inside.

“Okay.” Ren came over to her, and they left his study hand-in-hand. At Grady Residence.

A white car came to a stop out front and a woman stepped out from the driver’s seat. She was dressed in black and had a mask on. When she entered the hall, she was met by a man in his fifties who was waiting for her.

to see you,

Grady. I’m here to report something to you.” “Please take a seat.” The man

inform you that the current vice president, Ren Husson is in

despise Ren

me deeply with his heartlessness. I’m not going to hold back either. I know that you’re interested in being the vice president, so I hope this

Grady remained in silent thought for a few seconds before nodding. “Thank you for sharing this with me, Miss Parfait. It is indeed of great use to me. What would you like me to do in

Victoria’s eyes flashed with hatred and resentment. “I will do my best to grant your request,” Orson replied before signaling to his subordinate. “Please see Miss

street light. Her hands curled tightly around the steering wheels. Hatred continued to swirl

Ren’s assistant delivered the warning to her, she had not been able to focus on her work. She was consumed by bitterness. Although she knew she was powerless and could not shake Ren’s