Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

We aren’t married yet, and I haven’t even met his parents. Having a baby at this time doesn’t seem appropriate. However, the baby came, and it was a joyous occasion. It was just that it came a little too early.

Ellen was considering whether she should call Jared to tell him or wait until he came home tonight. Before she could make a decision, her phone rang.

She picked it up and saw that it was Brook calling. “Hello, Mr. Linton.” “Is this Ellen Reiss? Mr. Linton just got hit by someone and is in the hospital. Can you come over?”

“What? Is it serious? Which hospital?” Ellen asked anxiously. “He broke his leg, but it’s not that serious. He’s at General Hospital. Come over quickly!”

Ellen grabbed her bag from the couch, held her phone tightly, and rushed out. Brook was already seventy years old this year and couldn’t afford to take a hit like this!

outside the hospital, several people who looked like gang members were smoking and chatting in a black MPV “Will this trick work? Will it attract this

direct disciple.

thinking? Before we get the money, you can’t mess around! Remember the five hundred thousand! After we get the money, you

of getting a large sum. Kidnapping someone wasn’t their first time. The leader’s phone rang, and he

“No, wait until she finishes visiting Brook and comes out. Besides, we have

quickly towards the ward, pushed open the door, and saw Brook sitting there with a bandage wrapped

Brook felt sorry for her making the trip. “Who hit you?” Ellen sat

this moment, a gentle-looking young man with glasses walked in and apologized, “I’m sorry, it was me. I didn’t mean to do it. I accidentally knocked him

then asked about Brook’s condition. The doctor suggested that Brook should be observed in the hospital for two days. After chatting for twenty minutes, Brook insisted that she head back first and he would call if there was an emergency. So, Ellen finally left with relief. As she exited the room, she saw the man who hit

to hit him. I will take full responsibility for the medical expenses, the man said

phone number, and we will let you know the specific cost when he is discharged,” Ellen replied. He immediately pressed the elevator button for her and said, “Okay, don’t worry. I will not shirk my responsibility.” He