Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

“The girl the Aguirres asked us to pull some strings and sent abroad for studies wasn’t Ellie but their own daughter. They gave her the best of everything but left Ellie under the care of a great-aunt. Not only did they neglect her, but they wouldn’t even give her a single penny.”

Jared’s narrative shocked and angered Anastasia. The person who donated their heart was Ellen’s brother. Hence, given the young woman’s kinship, she could get at least half of the money. The Aguirres are unbelievable!

“How can they be so selfish?!” Willow, too, was beside herself with fury. Elliot, on the other hand, sighed and blamed himself. “It’s our fault for not seeing things to the end back then. We shouldn’t have only given. them money but be more attentive to their well- being.”

“Yeah. I’m sorry you had to suffer, Ellie. Rest assured; we won’t let anyone upset you ever again, Anastasia promised as she held Ellen’s hand.

“Ellen, if anyone dares bully you again, bring it up with Jared. Have him fight back,” Willow echoed, causing a chuckle to escape Ellen as she said, “Sure, as you say.” Jared, too, beamed. “Willow’s right.”

a tough girl and also outstanding. I’m sorry this happened to you.” Anastasia gazed at Ellen with an aching heart. She was aware that the Aguirres struggled to make ends meet back then. Hence, they

their savior away. Their

that has ever happened to me.” Ellen treasured everything

a smile. ‘This is the heavens’ best- laid plan.” “I promise you, Ellen, Jared will make you the happiest woman in the world,”

This is the best blessing. It was already 8.30PM before they knew it, so Anastasia

for the best wedding date. Ultimately, they

as the night grew late. She thought the Aguirres were terrible. They had even donated

to go all out for them. But now that hearing the Aguirres used everything

to do was ask. We will certainly see that Ellen gets to study abroad even if she wants to attend the world’s

absolutely infuriating!” Anastasia grumbled before going to bed, still

partly responsible as well. It’s our fault