Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Chapter 1520 I’ve Got Proof

“Eva, wake up.” Louie reached out and took her hand in an attempt to wake her up. However, Eva shoved his hand away even more fearfully. “Go away! Don’t touch me!” Louie bent down to her ear. “It’s me, Eva. It’s me,” he whispered softly. “I’m Louie. I’ll protect you. Now wake up.”

Still submerged in her nightmares, Eva finally opened her eyes, which were tearful and glassy with a trace of lingering fear. Seeing the man right before her, she reached out and wrapped her arms tightly around his neck, burying her face in his chest. At the sight of this, the man immediately pulled the covers off her and scooped her up from bed before coming out to the living room and settling her on the sofa. “Have you been having such nightmares? What did Tucker say to you before he died?” he asked in a low voice.

Eva didn’t say a word, nor did she want to say anything. Louie’s handsome face was taut. “Did he tell you in the moments before his death that you mustn’t go out with me, or he’d keep harassing you even in death?”

Eva looked at him with a stunned expression. Apparently, he had guessed it right. “H-How did you know that?” she asked in a croaky voice.

a somewhat overbearing fashion. “Why mind something said by

Eva struggled

I told you that Tucker had been cheating on you while you two

at him in surprise. Then, she replied rather angrily, “Please show him

that, he reached out for the cell phone that he had

were dating. It showed him smooching with a voluptuous young lady in the elevator. Not only that, but they

next morning that Tucker and his female companion finally came out of the room while cuddling each

two years because of Tucker’s death, thinking that she had betrayed

a deep voice, “If you still don’t believe it, I can find the young lady in this video so that you can meet and talk to her.” He

Eva shook her head. Indeed, she calmed down a lot thanks

he died, you don’t have to care about it anymore,” Louie said in a

pretty face bearing some kind of brokenness that would make anyone’s heart ache terribly. She said to Linda, who had stayed up late