Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

“Yes, I’m giving up.” Ellen nodded. She now realized that fame was exhausting and being herself in her quiet corner of the world was the better option instead.

“Miss Reiss, did you run into any trouble? It’s okay, we can solve it for you.” Miss Lane persisted. Ellen was in the spotlight now, and an interview with her would definitely raise their ratings.

“I’m fine, but I personally don’t like interviews. Thank you, and goodbye.” With that, Ellen didn’t give Miss Lane any more chances to convince her.

When she put down the phone, a pair of arms wrapped around her from behind, and the man gazed at her in approval. He was surprised that despite her young age, she had resisted the temptation of reputation and popularity. This was considered quite a feat already.

“Why don’t you want more fame?” he asked. “I don’t want to live under the attention of others. I just want to stay with you and live the rest of our lives in peace,” Ellen answered honestly.

She was already exhausted from the fighting and chaos outside. Simple, clean social circles. and connections were the best for her. Meanwhile, in Connor’s home, they could only sit around restlessly since Ellen refused to help them.

contact Ellen again, and they didn’t even manage to get her number. Moreover, the team had left Averna as well.

it was a call from Ellen, who

out to grab his phone. Connor didn’t think she would try

Dad, where are you? Come over and have dinner! Mom and I are waiting for

froze in her attempt to grab the phone, while a strong look of panic colored Connor’s face.

through gritted teeth, the fury already

a shrill voice. Connor still

You got yourself a son with another woman just because I can’t

he couldn’t hide this any longer,

if her husband never had much money all this while, he wouldn’t have dared to cheat on her. That sum

who is she?!” Connor had to

going kill you! You deserve a thousand deaths! No wonder you don’t care about Lena anymore; you’re already devoted to your illegitimate son!” The more Olivia spoke, the more pitiful she felt. She began wailing like