Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Jared wondered what went wrong. Ellen shouldn’t be that emotional upon knowing the truth. Clearly, someone provoked her with something.

His parents sought consent from the other party before proceeding with the transplant, so it was not a forceful deal. Therefore, he wondered why the permissible deal sounded like a deception to Ellen. He fully believed in his parents, who would never do something like that.

Ellen received the news from the Aguirre Family. Perhaps they contorted the truth?

Everything made sense if he put it that way. The Aguirre Family feared the notion of Ellen coming after their money under Jared’s support. Thus, they decided to seize the chance to drive a wedge between the couple.

On that note, everything Ellen knew was based on how the Aguirres told her the story. If they lied that it was a forceful donation, she would resent Jared for sure. Damn it!

knew no bounds, and they kept hurting Ellen. Now that they had crossed

show. When she heard the news of Connor joining her plan and lying to Ellen, she could not be any happier. Now, Ellen and Jared

“Your father didn’t manage to get a single penny from that petty Presgrave! He promised to give it this afternoon,

considered a risk for Connor to ask for money this time. In the end, he came back

someone rich. Don’t worry,” she said confidently. “Yup. You’re the only one we can depend on. We invested so much

to waste.” Selena always had plans for

family. She was reveling in Ellen’s breakup at the moment, for she need not worry that Ellen would lead a better life

the cab driver asked for a destination. Her house was demolished, and she seldom kept in touch with her relatives, whom

close colleagues, but she figured it would be undoing to interrupt their personal space. At long last, she resorted to a temporary stay in

told the driver to take her to the nearest hotel, but he stopped at a five-star hotel, assuming that she was loaded.

from the car without a second thought, and her eyes widened the moment she saw the huge golden sign. Oh,