Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Even though she was in the dark about her brother’s heart donation back then, if Connor hadn’t agreed to it, Jared wouldn’t be where he was today.

Ellen took out her phone and dialed Connor’s number, which was saved on her phone. “Hello?” On the other end of the line, Connor picked up and spoke in an exhausted tone.

“It’s me, Uncle Connor,” Ellen said. “Ellie, is it really you? Please don’t hide anymore, I want to meet you!” Connor said in al pleading and emotional voice. “Okay, I’ll go to you. Tell me your address,” Ellen said.

“Alright. Ellie, you’re willing to come to my home, yes? Okay, I’ll send you the address right now. I’ll always be waiting for you at home, Ellie. I’ll be waiting, so you have to come.”

“I’ll probably be there in the afternoon.” “Of course. I’ll be waiting.” Connor still didn’t want to hang up after saying that, so Ellen ended the call instead.

Ellen had just let out a sigh when she suddenly sensed someone behind her. Startled, she turned to see the man standing behind her. She had no idea how long he had been there, but she told him honestly, “I’m going to meet my uncle.”

Connor looking for Ellen all over the internet. He had to admit that Connor’s method was extremely effective, for it took advantage of Ellen’s kindness

wasn’t surprised or angry about it. He knew that Ellen and Connor’s family back then were entirely different beings; Ellen had kindness permeating from the very core of her

much. “I have time!” Jared insisted. How could he let her face that family

had just returned from grocery shopping when Connor told her the good news. However, there wasn’t even a smile on Olivia’s face, for her heart

can definitely save Lena.” Connor was still insistent on getting Olivia’s

threaten him for more money, saying that he wouldn’t get

was already in thousands of debt. “Hmph! I don’t believe that b*tch would let

Lena’s the one at fault.” Connor couldn’t help but speak

if possessed, Olivia kept dreaming. of their former days. Back then, they didn’t have to worry about their necessities and could just enjoy their

life of poverty greeted her. She felt like she had. aged a dozen years in the span