Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Gavin was wealthy. He had just received a large sum of pension and combined with his salary over the years, he had about a million of fortune. With this money, he could easily hire someone to kidnap the girl..

Early in the morning, Ellen went downstairs alone to the supermarket to buy some daily necessities. Jared was busy these few days, so she and Jared had returned to live in the house he prepared for her.

Their cohabitation life was full of sweetness and happiness. Looking at the cute teacups on display, she couldn’t help but bend down and admire them while hesitating whether or not to buy them.

Thinking that there might not be a need for so many cups at home, she eventually just admired them and bought other things instead. She was enjoying herself shopping lazily. Ah. As if time had slowed down.

Just then, Ellen arrived at the food section. She wanted to cook dinner at home tonight. Although Jared dined at high-end restaurants every day, it would be nice if he could eat some homemade food occasionally.

She was just about to approach the meat section when a strong fishy smell pierced her nose, causing her to feel instantly nauseous and her stomach churning.

her mouth, trying not to make a sound. Fortunately, she managed to suppress it,

of relief and walked toward another area to breathe in some fresh air. However, she felt strange inside. Why did she have such a strong reaction today? Usually,

pads, after which she suddenly remembered the last time she had urgently asked Jared to go to the supermarket and buy some for her. Although she wasn’t shy to ask him to buy feminine hygiene products for her, it was also not pleasant to always make him do

As she calculated, she was shocked to realize that time had passed

time passing? It had already been a month and her period

slapped her forehead as she concluded that people in love were often slow. Yep.

she went to the checkout and stood in line behind a young couple. Just then, an old lady had a freshly killed fish in her basket, and the fishy smell wafted through the air. The girl in front of Ellen suddenly covered her mouth and retched, and Ellen also covered

I can’t stand it. I’ll go to the front and

bought the fish was instantly unhappy. “It’s just fish smell. She can’t even handle it?

about that. My wife is pregnant, and she can’t stand the smell of anything fishy.” The old lady’s expression changed and looked better as she