Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Chapter 1493 Please Mind Your Language

Of course, since it was for her, Jessie would certainly help herself to the food, for she was genuinely famished.

That said, she couldn’t possibly finish it all. So, she asked Lexie to help her out. The poor girl then made more room in her stuffed belly and helped herself to seconds.

“Hey, Jess. I know this restaurant. I heard that their minimum charge is one that we commoners won’t dare to spend.”

Jessie, too, knew which restaurant Lexie was talking about after checking the logo on the bag, and she felt warm and fuzzy on the inside. Who knew if it had to do with the soup or just herself?

she went. As she had a pretty good memory, she managed to memorize every single word despite the large chunk of text. More

help checking out the crime movie Julian and Lisa starred in, which was a summer hit last year. It was a movie with only one leading male character—Julian’s character. He played an undercover cop, and his acting was commendable. He embodied a ruthless bad guy as perfectly as he portrayed a just

the other hand, played a tragic character in search of her fiancée. As the character was layer-filled in addition to working

and kissing in the rain. Jessie knew well that Julian’s stunt double had stepped in for the scene, but the two of them looked nearly identical from various angles. Not only that, they shared the same figure,

ended, she climbed into her bed and fell asleep as soon as

morning came, she received notice that the crew had finished setting up the scene, and they would

they

scanning the latter critically from head to toe, looking like she wanted to pick out a flaw. However, the longer she looked, the better she could see how special the young woman Julian favored so much. She had a small oval face and delicate facial features. Not only could she hold the grace of a great woman, but she also gave people a fresh

was the type she could rarely find—a cool undertone. Coupled with her big, gorgeous eyes, she had a charming glow to her. Be it in detail or as a whole;

at her assistant through the elevator mirror, which the assistant got immediately. Lexie got out as soon as the elevator door opened. Jessie followed right after her, but Lisa’s assistant tripped her the second

turned around and caught her in the

I’m so sorry. I didn’t mean to

a gander at Lisa, who walked out of the elevator with crossed arms