Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Finally, they synced up. As Ellen looked up, under the lights, she found that the man never took his eyes off her face. His passionate gaze was akin to the universe, capable of making one lose oneself staring into it.

Although Ellen was not a romantic, at this moment, she felt all warm and fuzzy inside, a smile tugging at the corner of her lips.

Suddenly, someone bumped into her from behind, making her hug Jared tightly. Ellen blushed furiously, but due to the dim lights, nobody saw it.

Just as she wanted to put some distance between them, she noticed that a big palm was pressing on her back, not allowing her to leave.

This made them seem even more ambiguous. Looking left and right, she was relieved that everyone was in the same position, which did not make them stand out. So, Ellen rested her face on Jared’s chest, listening to his powerful heartbeat.

heartbeat was like a hypnotization session, making her somewhat drowsy. Lowering his head, Jared saw the woman in his embrace blinking her eyes from time to time. It was incredibly attractive… and sexy. Jared gulped, trying to control

any other thoughts. It might be due to her being slow to pick up romantic advances, so even when they were this close, she was still able to think

later. After one dance, Jared could see that Ellen did not like this kind of event, so he brought her to eat

such occasions, inwardly sighed in relief after they came out. The

the event, the waiters were shocked

passed, it was already nine in the

same thought. She had a great time tonight, for it was one of the happiest nights in her life, so she nodded.

of where the man might bring her. Even if they were to go to the ends of the world, she would still follow him willingly.

him in an instant. Those cars

other via walkie-talkies. “Understood. Drive as fast as you can.” “We need to ensure

it isn’t all roses to be Young Master Jared’s bodyguard! This employer sure knows how to make us worry.

off the bodyguards, he switched lanes and drove onto Seasight Lane, while Ellen smiled at the sea view. She had never seen the scenery of the sea at night before, hence never knew how beautiful the moon could