Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

“Alright, I’ll go home after work. You should leave now,” Queenie replied. She felt as if a heavy burden had been lifted off her chest. Naturally, she was overjoyed to see that her parents still loved her.

“Remember to come home, Queenie! People will talk if a young woman like you stays at a man’s house.” Bonnie didn’t forget to take a jab at Queenie before leaving.

Queenie could sense the gazes coming from her colleagues. She was fuming over Bonnie’s actions but couldn’t do anything about it as the Silversteins’ car had driven off. “Queenie, that’s your sister, huh?! Are you two really sisters?”

“Yeah, she’s my younger twin sister,” Queenie replied.

They weren’t supposed to chit-chat while at work, so they carried on with their job. Queenie began to feel reluctant about going home again. She found it rather comfortable to stay at Nigel’s home.

longer. She had been forced to swallow all manner of anger and frustration for the past year ever since Bonnie came home. The once warm and inviting

Nigel was in one of the hotel’s meeting rooms going through his daily task of listening to reports from various subordinates. The hotel’s business had soared in

the manager’s young superior, who was sitting at the head of the table, wasn’t paying

what do you think about our suggestion?” the bravest soul among the employees asked. “Mr.

blank right now. He narrowed his eyes and asked, “What was the

to the

phone started ringing. He checked and saw that it was a

I’m almost at the hotel.” A silvery, sophisticated voice rang out through the

after agreeing to meet up with Julian. At first, he considered taking his friend up to the cafe on the top floor, but