Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Unexpectedly, Cillian was an uninhibited man and instantly grabbed Selena as soon as he entered the room. At the same time, Selena. was also captivated by him. As things instantly became heated between the two, she took the initiative to cater to him.

However, she soon discovered a major flaw, and that was the fact that he did not last long. In less than five minutes, he had reached his limit, and though. his expression darkened, she still continued to compliment him.

After experiencing his fair share of women, Cillian was naturally aware that Selena was only feigning her praise for him, and he instantly lost his temper. Pushing away her hand that wrapped around his body from behind, he said, “Miss Aguirre, I think you should head back downstairs!”

His dismissive tone made her stop in her tracks, but she tactfully tugged her dress on and headed downstairs. Meanwhile, upon seeing Selena returning without Cillian, Charlie sneered, knowing that she had already kept him company.

He strode toward the speaker, where he took the microphone from the host and announced, “Next, I’d like to invite someone on stage. Please enjoy the show.”

After hearing that there was an upcoming performance, the audience looked at him.

lighting. technician to point in Selena’s direction while declaring, ‘Next, we would like to invite Selena to entertain

in time, she stood under the light, completely dumbfounded as all eyes were on her, some in anticipation, some in ridicule, and

a show to keep us entertained!” Charlie’s voice had taken on a tone of disrespect as if Selena was a tool he had

he would give her a chance to get off the stage, but he continued to urge her, “Selena, why aren’t you getting

with her head held high, “Charlie, what are you talking about? Who said

said. “Oh, does Miss

keep our guests entertained.” Instantly, Selena glared at

who do you think you’re fooling? Everyone knows you have nothing to your name now, and your

felt the mocking gazes centered on her from all directions, and her mind

be fooled by this so-called rich girl. I used to