Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

When Selena went back to her room, she was still processing the truth. She couldn’t help but recall her childhood. Then, she remembered the biting cold little house and her frostbitten hands. Everything changed when she was eight years old.

She transferred from a run-down school to a private aristocratic elementary school. Furthermore, she began to wear a beautiful and high-end school uniform. She then moved into her current home and sat in her father’s new car. It continued from elementary school to college, and until she went abroad.

Selena was a very ambitious individual. She felt that her life could not be still. Even though she inherited her father’s money, she thought it was insufficient for her needs.

She closed her eyes but couldn’t fall asleep. In her mind, she was creating a beautiful dream. She fantasized about turning Kevin into her brother, causing Jared to look at her differently due to his gratitude for the donated heart. They then fell in love and began dating.

The sweet dream was shattered the following day by the alarm clock. Selena madly turned off the alarm and covered her head with a quilt.

demolished, to pack her priceless

pages is to look at her brother. Her eyes welled up with tears right away “How are you, Dad, and Mom doing in heaven, Kevin?” Tears

and will take good care of myself.” She smiled with tears welling up

She expected the village to be demolished in a few days,

leave when she saw Connor, her uncle. When she was about to call out to him, she noticed

also wanted

couldn’t help but be surprised. She couldn’t help but wonder who that woman was to Connor

hand so tenderly. It wasn’t

Connor was obedient to his wife Olivia. Olivia was a bossy woman. She would go insane

thought things through, but she didn’t understand much. Is it true that all

trustworthy man in her eyes.

While working in the cafe, she overheard her coworkers discussing their families’ affairs, which made her realize that marrying an evil man would be a tragedy for a woman. It was preferable to remain