Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Yet, she was now being intentionally obnoxious. She takes my stuff on a whim? That’s not something a girl should say to her sister.

“I grew up in the dregs of the world. sister. You have no idea how it is to live like maggots. Dad and Mom gave you everything you wanted. Piano classes, dance classes, vacations all over the world. Every single thing you use, I could only dream of. No matter how much I tried, my adoptive parents wouldn’t give me what I wanted.” Her eyes were dripping with venom.

Queenie should have felt pity for Bonnie and shower her with some sisterly love, but she couldn’t. “Fine, just tell Dad and Mom whatever you want, but stop being fake. Be kind. She opened the door and told Bonnie to leave. ‘I need to sleep.”

Bonnie pursed her lips and smirked. “But I have no idea how to be kind. Do you wanna give me lessons on that?”

Queenie’s patience ran out, and she pointed at the door. “Piss off.”

turned around and shouted, “Queenie, I came all the way to give you the bag,

on the porch, and

off,” Bonnie said sadly. “Queenie, you just got home. Can’t

would take her side without even asking. ‘Fine, Mom,” Queenie answered. Not like she could say

she closed the door, she teared up. How did our family end up like this? I don’t want to let Dad

discuss something with Queenie. ‘Your father talked to the Paynes. We will cancel your marriage with Leslie this Saturday. But first we’re gonna have dinner and tell our

time. They have my blessing.” “Really? You’re blessing

he loves her so much, I think I should let them be together. And nobody else is better suited for a guy like Leslie than Bonnie. Get them hitched,” she said

her, and we’re good friends with