Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

“I want you to go,” Jared said in a low voice. Ellen couldn’t come up with an excuse to decline his invitation, so all she could say was, “Okay! Do I need to prepare anything?”

“The haute couture boutique will contact you. Tonight, you’ll wear a lovely evening gown and be my date” Ellen nodded, thinking that she needed to return the evening gown once the event was over “Okay.”

“See you tonight,” Jared said sweetly before hanging up the phone. Ellen couldn’t help but be excited about it. At the Joypur Residence…

Dorothy’s heart had been racing since she saw Jared at the dinner party that day. She had no idea he had returned and taken over his family’s business. Despite her wealth, she desired the Presgrave Group, which was the world’s most powerful corporation.

Dorothy was overjoyed when she received the invitation list for the Super Car Club’s event that day. Jared’s name was on the list. “Oh, my goodness! I’m going to run into him again.” She fisted her hands in excitement.

this. Although she had offended Jared’s

had a fling with Ellen because he was wealthy. It was impossible for him to fall

confident she had the opportunity to make the billionaire

friends mentioned that the Super Car Club had an event that night. She also learned that those who received the invitation were

had lost confidence now that she knew where their money came from. Other wealthy families had large amounts of passive income, but her family

substantial. Selena had to rely on herself to achieve her materialistic ambitions. “Can you ask your friend to take

available. Not everyone can attend.” “Pretty please? Your friend can surely

make no guarantees that this will work.” In the end, Lulu had no choice but to ask her friend. She had no idea her friend was a simp. When he heard that

gleam in her eyes. “So, we can attend

a great night to meet a wealthy man to marry!” So, the three girls left the cafe and

boutique. Their car would meet her at

and went downstairs twenty minutes later. She wasn’t as awkward in the boutique as she had been the day before. She found herself alone in