Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Chapter 1606 A Terrible Fall

Beneath the beauty face mask, Olivia’s expression stiffened. She turned around and looked at Selena reproachfully. “Didn’t I already tell you about this? Your father and I met a benefactor who provided us with a venture capital fund. Thanks to that, your father made a fortune in trading stocks.”

“And who is that benefactor?” Selena couldn’t help wondering even more curiously. “That benefactor will reveal himself to you if the opportunity arises,” Olivia replied mysteriously.

Feeling extremely curious about this person, Selena thought to herself, A benefactor who can make our entire family rich overnight must be extremely wealthy. I need to get to know him!

“This benefactor not only helped our family but also helped me. Without him, I would never have been able to enter such a prestigious university. Although it was tough for me to graduate with a diploma, nobody will dare to look down on me when I introduce myself in the future.”

“Of course.” Likewise, Olivia was very proud. “Mom, I met a super handsome man on the field today. It’s a pity I failed to get his phone number.” “How handsome?”

I put it? He is the kind of person who was born from true wealth. His entire body radiated with a sense of nobility and an extraordinary aura. I

you shouldn’t randomly fall in love or enter a

ordinary person wouldn’t catch my fancy anyway.” Selena

Jared stood by the floor-to-ceiling window and stared out at the lights in the distance. He was reminiscing about all the fun things he experienced with his parents when he was younger. At

an abrupt end on that fateful day, but God had given him the chance

had been very grateful to the parents who had donated the heart to him and saved his life as a result. Even now, his family continued to help the donor’s family to show

back then had long since merged seamlessly with his body to provide him with great health

toward the bathroom. There was a visible scar on his chest that remained from the surgery he underwent back then, but the scar did

was sleeping deeply when

bolted awake and jumped out of bed. Pushing open the door to her grandmother’s room,

motionlessly with an ashen complexion. Then, she quickly rushed back

the hospital, the nurse urged her to pay the medical fees first. She had taken out all the money she had on her, but the nurse informed her to prepare another 20,000 by tomorrow morning to

for her son’s wedding and had no money to spare. She