Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Ellen was startled and turned around to see Jared behind her, who was clumsily tying her hair. As he began to tie her hair, she became red in the face and remained motionless, but her heartbeat quickened.

When he heard her rant earlier, he recalled that when he entered the restaurant, he had seen some hair ribbons outside the door intended for customers with long hair, so he went to get one.

The girls around them noticed he had left the table, but when they looked over, they saw the utterly handsome man gently tying the girl’s hair.

Wow! That’s too much for our hearts to take! Where can we find such a handsome, considerate, and gentle boyfriend?

This girl is so lucky! At that moment, Ellen was delighted by his sweet and thoughtful gesture. So, when Jared finished tying her lengthy hair, she shyly smiled and said, “Thank you.”

Meanwhile, he gazed intently at his masterpiece. Hmm! At least the ponytail isn’t crooked.

discovered that he, like her, disliked spicy foods and preferred only

cashier without a word

computer system and chatted with the staff. There, she accidentally saw the guest list and found his phone number,

she could tell that he was more interested in Ellen than in her, so she continued to ponder how to lure him with Ellen. She believed that if she could convince Ellen

for driving lessons. It was a large driving school that offered one-on-one

urgent matter. In the evening, she brought her study materials home and started to read. She fell asleep while reading, and it was already morning when

a cab. When Joanna from the finance department

Joanna knew the huge secret between her and Jared, but she had

home. If you don’t have any evening appointments, you can come

pleasantly surprised. “Thank you,

we should care for each other.” Miss Curry chuckled. As she

entered the elevator from the underground parking lot together. At that moment, a figure hurriedly walked in from behind. Ellen turned around and saw Selena walking in with her bag. Selena shot her a complicated gaze when she saw Ellen, but she did not show her usual haughty demeanor