Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

With Jared backing her up, it’d be easy for Ellen to ruin Connor and me. We might even get sentenced to jail for a few years longer once she files a suit against us. “Damn you, Ellen!” she cursed while crying. Now my comfortable life is ruined thanks to her!

Much to their surprise, shortly after their house was put up for sale on the real estate listing website, the real estate agent called, saying that someone would like to check out their house. Connor hurriedly knocked on the door to Olivia’s room.

Even though they had fought just now, they had to discuss what should be discussed. “Someone’s coming to view our house in a moment, so we’ve got to tidy it a little.” “I don’t want to sell it,” Olivia replied stubbornly. Connor ignored her, though. “They’ll arrive at 3.30PM.”

At 3.30PM sharp, a couple came to view the house. Since Olivia usually took pretty good care of it, the couple was satisfied with the house at first glance.

After hearing that the real estate agent would bring another group of prospective buyers here to look at the house tomorrow, the couple discussed it for a while. and immediately decided to buy the house..

Connor accompanied the couple on a tour of the house before they bargained with him over the price. In the end, they offered to buy the house at 70,000 higher than its selling price.. Seeing that they sincerely wanted to buy the house and that he was in a hurry to sell it, Connor immediately struck the deal.

“May I

move out three days after we get the money, Connor promised. “Alright, that settles it, then. We’ll pay the money in full tomorrow,” the buyer

looked at the spectacularly dressed woman, then at her scholarly and refined husband next to her. She was really filled

that day, Connor drove his Bentley out to have it appraised. He had indeed succumbed to his conscience

moved into the guest room where she had stayed previously, which was next door to the master bedroom. Her clothes had been put away in

pushed open, and Jared came in with a kitten in his arms. “Milkshake!” Ellen blurted out in delight. Little did she expect Jared had brought the kitten

we have time to keep it.” Jared placed the kitten in Ellen’s arms. Seeing the smile that appeared on her face when she saw the cat, he heaved a sigh of relief. Then,

go to Ellen’s previous apartment and pack up the clothes she had left there. Not only that,

phone to her. “This phone’s camera has a higher resolution, which

slightly. These were the things that she had done yesterday in a fit of pique, so she felt somewhat ashamed

his eyes full of anticipation. As he had expected, kittens were experts at mood healing, for Ellen was