Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Chapter 1458 To School

After he checked into the hotel, Julian took a keycard and went to the elevator. Jessie was getting dizzier in the elevator and rested her head on Julian’s shoulder. He looked down and saw her full, luscious lips. For some reason, it aroused him a little.

He turned away his gaze from her tempting lips to regain focus, and the elevator door swung open soon after. Though, he realized the girl beside him couldn’t even be bothered to walk anymore.

“My head is spinning,” she muttered. Julian had no choice but to pick her up; holding her up was a hassle but carrying her was not.

Jessie kept her weight under control, thanks to her job. And she was a dancer, too. Julian thought she felt light and soft as he carried her in his arms.

Once they reached their room, he opened the door and put her on the bed. Jessie still had her arms wrapped around his neck as he laid her down, so he ended up getting pulled toward her. Her face was only millimeters away from his. They were so close to each other that he could even hear her breathing. “Miss Silverstein, let go,” he whispered.

quickly upon realizing she was still hugging

lady didn’t think much of the incident that transpired just now and fell asleep

her in case anything

or rather, they were making out. Kissing their lover under the starry sky was the most memorable thing that ever

her parents and felt rather embarrassed for a few moments.

and asked him where Jessie was. After a short while, they showed up in the

her, she didn’t wake up at all. Though, she would have felt embarrassed if

an eye on her while the gentlemen left. The Silversteins stayed at the hotel for the night, with the parents sharing a room

little hangover. Queenie, who was lying on the bed beside her, sat up and asked, “How do you

get here?” She had

teasingly. “Think long and

“Was it you?”

head. “No. Think

then remembered hugging Julian’s neck, and it made her blush. That piece of memory made her remember everything that had happened, and she was