Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

“I’ve compromised and allowed you to have whatever you want for long enough. From now onward, I’m not giving in to you any longer. What’s yours is yours and what’s mine is mine. Don’t even think about touching anything of mine, let alone taking it away from me.” Queenie stared at Bonnie with a pair of steely eyes.

Bonnie bit her lip and sneered. “Isn’t it just a few pairs of lousy earrings? What makes you think I want them anyway?” She stormed up the stairs.

Queenie followed her to the third floor and heard Bonnie flinging the door open before heading to her jewelry case. She took out four pairs of earrings and threw them onto the couch. “Here! You can have them back.”

Furious, Queenie held her hand out.. “Pick them up and hand them to me.”

for a second before: snorting. “As if I’d do that. The earrings are

coldly. “Since you keep saying that I’m your older sister, I shall do my job as your older sister and teach you some manners. From now on, this house isn’t the place where you can play

going against Queenie. “You? Teach me

grabbed Bonnie by the wrist and shoved her to the ground. As someone who took Taekwondo lessons before, it was easy enough for her to pin Bonnie to the floor by resting her knee against Bonnie’s neck. She pressed Bonnie’s arms. against the floor and warned icily. “Bonnie Silverstein, you better not mess with me, or else, I don’t mind running you out of the house and forcing you to go back to your adoptive

this! I’m going to tell them that you don’t want me around and that you hate me because I came back!” Bonnie shrieked in pain

she held Bonnie down with her knee still. “If you want others to like you and don’t want others to hate you, then you should

Bonnie. Her face and neck turned red as she screamed, “I can’t breathe! Let

some fruits, and she jumped in fright

of this, Mrs. Lowman. Some people deserve to be taught a lesson,” Queenie said