Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

The fine sand on the beach was soft, and it felt comfortable to step on it. Jared held Ellen’s hand and walked along the beach with her as they looked at the ships in the distance and the azure sky. It was wonderful to just feel the breeze and space out there.

Elliot and Anastasia stayed in the villa where they used to live after their wedding. They had personally decorated this house, so it was a meaningful place to them.

Now, they had to prepare for their son’s wedding. They couldn’t help but feel that time indeed passed by quickly. If there was a person one could love deeply and stay loyal to, their life would be well-lived.

In the evening, the four of them had dinner together. Ellen was pleased to listen to the love story of Elliot and Anastasia. She felt that the love between them was romantic and terrific. It was no wonder that Anastasia still looked young and charming, for she had a doting. husband.

On a flatland near the North Pole, a helicopter rose into the sky and flew toward the airport. The man in the backseat had a hat on, drawing focus to his facial features with his hair out of the way.

he was biracial, he looked more local than foreign. Like a fashion model, he was tall, well-built, and delicate. As the snow reflected the sunlight on his frame of six feet three inches, he looked like a perfect

novel, he was good-looking, wealthy, and assertive. After all, he was the only son of the

wedding. He was also going to be the best man. The moment he boarded the plane, all the flight attendants were smitten

even brave enough to pass him her contact number while delivering a glass of red wine to him. She also threw flirtatious glances at

wine but refused to take the piece of paper with her contact number written on it. Embarrassed, the flight attendant left in a hurry

costs. Nevertheless, regardless of how hard they tried to seduce the man during the flight, none of them succeeded, for they discovered that the handsome man wasn’t interested

was awakened by her phone’s ringtone. While in a groggy state,

“I worked overtime last night and only went home after 12.00AM. I’m not

sneak into the venue. A serious robbery case might happen. Therefore, I want you to go there

my dad isn’t taking me to the wedding.” Josephine could only lie to him. She had been working overtime almost every day