Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Chapter 1604 Rely on Your Uncle

When Ellen returned home, she was hesitant to turn on the lights. As the light was dim, she turned on a nightlight and began cleaning the house. After Jessica informed her that macaroni and cheese would be on the menu for dinner that day, she retrieved a box from the back of the cupboard and set it to boil.

One of Jessica’s favorite pastimes was chatting with the other retirees in her neighborhood. Hence, she would return by 6.00PM, and Ellen would prepare dinner in advance while she awaited her return.

After Ellen had finished setting the table with the cutlery, Jessica returned home. She had turned sixty-six, and despite her silver hair and wrinkled face, she was full of life and vitality.

“Ellie, is dinner ready?” “Grandma, did anything interesting happen today?” While cooking the macaroni, Ellen engaged her in conversation.

Jessica happily filled her in on the local tidbits, such as which family had been childless for years despite being married and whose daughter-in-law was going through a divorce. Ellen found it enjoyable to converse with her because she knew it would help Jessica’s memory and slow the progression of her dementia.

On the other hand, Ellen mentioned how she had met Selena earlier that day at the cafe. When Jessica heard that, she let out a sigh of sympathy for Ellen. Both Selena and Ellen were around the same age, but Selena had the privileged life of a wealthy daughter while Ellen was forced to make do with less.

please hear me out on

“What is it?”

pass away someday, you ought to look for your uncle and

what are you saying? You have a long life ahead of you.” Ellen

“I meant “if”, silly. So, remember to go live with your uncle when the

with them anymore.” Ellen had never considered the possibility

your uncle, so he will not leave you alone,” Jessica spoke firmly.

misty

good at, it’s winning over others. If you spent more time with your

for her own good, but she was content with her current

I was awarded a bonus. So, let me take

aside for a rainy day. Then, when you marry,

flushed. “Grandma, it’s too soon for

your wedding. I’m curious

flush of redness spread across Ellen’s face. “Grandma, hurry and

new set of clothes and wore them to show her husband. However, Connor seemed distracted, and without even looking at her, he said, “You look great in them,