Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Noticing Jared’s extraordinary outfit and discontinued watch which were all from famous brands, the attendant thought to herself, A big fish! As such, she quickly recommended, “We have many more beautiful pieces of jewelry in the VIP room. Shall I show them to you?”

Jared nodded at that. “Sure. Bring them here.”

As the attendant glanced in the direction of the manager, the manager immediately asked the attendant to take out pieces from the collection. More than 20 different styles were brought out in a short time. Under the light, each piece of jewelry was a work of art. Each of them was beautiful.

Ellen was having a visual feast as she stood off to one side. Normally, she would never have the opportunity to see so many rare necklaces, and it was even harder for her to see such a big and real gem.

“This, this, and this.” Jared pointed at three. different accessories. The manager immediately beamed. This customer fancies three pieces at a glance! However, Jared’s next words put a grin that stretched to both his ears.

“Other than the three I mentioned, wrap everything else up for me, Jared instructed authoritatively.

stunned at that instant. Who is this rich man?! Why is he buying jewelry as if

a hand over her red lips to cover her shock. “Sir, would you like the other

Jared nodded. “Understood! We will get you

Jared held Ellen’s hand and walked over. He then opened his wallet which he took out from his pocket. Everyone could see how his wallet was

the attendant happily chirped in a loud and clear voice.

attendant took it with excited hands and wasted no time in swiping the card. The receipt printer next to them immediately spat out a long receipt with the prices of

purchase in three bags for him. After Jared reached out to take them, he said to

the bodyguards not far away and immediately,

in the store were all swooning over Jared when they saw this. They were envious of the woman who stood beside that dreamboat of a customer. They could tell that he bought everything

would, that pure aura of hers

with the bags, Ellen asked Jared curiously, “You bought a lot. Are they gifts for someone?” He gazed at

disbelief. “For me?” She felt a gush of blood rushing to her head the moment

This… I can’t accept them. I can’t accept such expensive jewelry.’ Ellen