Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

The charity ball was held on the tenth floor of the event hall in the Royal Hotel, owned by the Manson Group. It was a very high-end party with a lot of influential people attending it.

Since the guest list was so prominent and the event had been decorated so lavishly, all the reporters were also there to cover the news. Just like the red carpet, the guests’ walkway tonight was worth a watch as well, as they were all commerce giants.

Selena, who saw the scale of the ball, understood that she had come to the right place, thinking that she would get to know a lot of extraordinary people tonight.

Holding onto Charlie’s arm, she entered with him and even posed in front of the cameras. Noticing that they were photographing her, she naturally did not mind showing off to them.

“Wow, Mr. Dune! Tonight’s party is so grand!” Selena commented. Elated, Charlie replied, “Of course. I’ve already stated how not just anybody can come to this event, after all.”

the guest, but suddenly, a bodyguard from the car behind came running up to the security and stopped him. Obviously, the person sitting inside the car was not one

the car with Ellen, who was a bit stunned. It was then she felt someone flashing lights on

miss the chance to get a shot at them getting out of the

elegant-looking man and a beautiful woman. The scene of them just standing together makes for a

hand. It was then Jared extended his arm and brought her closer to his chest, leaving with

reporters guessing who the handsome man and

of security and staff, all of whom bowed and treated them respectfully without even asking for a pass. It

sweaty hand away from him,

it was her first time coming to such a grand event. It would be weird if she wasn’t nervous! Pursing her

another checkpoint in the hallway to the event hall, but the stern- looking man who was standing there turned around and saw Jared

the man held it with both hands. “Young Master Jared, it is our utmost honor to see you here.”

how high Jared’s status was in the past. Right then, she could feel how much of a disparity existed