Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

“Thank you.” Ellen didn’t know he had done so much for her, which made her feel guilty for leaving him. “I hope that you won’t leave again since I’ve gotten you a house!” Jared looked down and said in a raspy voice.

After all, the reason he built her the house was so that she would stay. Hearing that, she shut her eyes and nodded. “Alright, I won’t be leaving anymore.” Now, she had a home within the city.

Jared smiled when she accepted his gift, and from today onward, this would be their home. After Ellen was given a tour around the duplex that spanned almost 10,000 square feet, she thought that the place was cozy.

When she noticed the shelves on the balcony that were filled with pots of succulents, she turned to him and asked in surprise, “Did you get these too?”

Hearing that, Jared stood behind her with his arms folded and answered smilingly, “Yes. I was also the one who picked them out. Do you like it?”

“They look so cute!” she gushed. She loved it and could feel that everything in the house was carefully curated by Jared, which showed how much he loved her.

the master bedroom on the second floor. There was a private multi- functional movie hall, a gymnasium, and various beautiful furniture and sofas

renovations, he had been there every day. After the renovation

he had done would be rewarded, and the reward was Ellen. The moment when he saw her smile and the tears in her eyes, he knew that everything he had.

love everything about it.” She nodded. She was moved as his love for

though.”

someone to send it over tomorrow. That way, you can teach me how to play chess.” Jared was looking forward to playing chess with her as he thought that it would be

of losing to you.” She finally managed to win the championship and didn’t

me tell you a secret! When I was young, my parents made me learn how to play chess. I wasn’t able to master it, so they eventually gave up. So, I’d like to learn from you.” Jared

He would never lie to her. Hearing that made her blush as it sounded like she would be meeting

too many movies and read too many novels which instilled fear within her toward women from wealthy families. She felt that marrying a wealthy family would lead to an unknown world, and shel would lose her freedom because of