Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Murray nodded as well. “Although our family is not that well off, we’ll definitely treat you well.” At a glance, Ellen could see that the Fullers were dressed averagely, and that Murray always had a sense of inferiority in front of Connor, as if he was not confident and was constantly trying to please him.

While Ellen did not look down on them, there was nothing sincere about their faces. In fact, as they were saying nice things on the surface, their eyes were constantly sizing her up.

“Not bad, Ellie. Our families know each other well, and you shouldn’t be too picky at your age. As a girl, it’s about time for you to get married.” Connor was still a chauvinist in some ways, and he spoke without considering her feelings.

With Ellen’s meek appearance, no one could figure out her emotions and they assumed that she was an easygoing person and that she would even agree to marry someone on a whim. However, while she was indeed an easygoing person, when it came to marriage, she would definitely not be fooled simply.

“Uncle Connor, Aunt Olivia, I’m done with my meal. I have some other matters to attend to, so I’ll be leaving first.” Upon saying that, Ellen picked up her bag and fled the scene without another word, If she stayed any longer, she might forget about maintaining Connor’s pride and throw a tantrum right then and there.

Connor and Olivia exchanged a glance, and the latter immediately chided, “How dare that girl embarrass us like this!”

Girls are always shy!

was a mommy’s boy. Knowing

frustration and her tears flowed out. Why was Connor doing this? Couldn’t she just live a

and Olivia had other business and took their leave, while the Fullers still remained

to you to win Ellen over. Once you do, make her pay half of the down payment, then you can pay

you don’t have to worry

definitely make her

law, Harvey promised.

off, but things will get easier

glowed with determination. Not only was Ellen pretty, but she was also wealthy. He had to

fumed, “Ellen is so ungrateful! We’re just doing this for her own good, but all she

for that. It’s our fault for not telling her about

a millionaire now that she’s gotten somewhat rich? Is she trying to find someone even wealthier?” Olivia