Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

“We’ve discussed it earlier. You just have to propose a toast to those at the first three tables, then you can head to the private room and get some rest. I’ll handle the rest,” Jared said. They had to avoid any activity that might exhaust Ellen.

“Okay.” Ellen felt warm in her heart. While staying on the island, she had gotten closer to the Presgraves and felt that they were truly caring and compassionate.

The guests were dressed to the nines and ready to attend the wedding. Connor and his family were wearing the clothes that Olivia had borrowed, making them look less ordinary. “Mom, this dress is too small. It doesn’t fit,” Selena complained.

“Stop complaining when you have a nice dress to wear! Just don’t eat too much later,” Olivia retorted. Suddenly thinking of something, she turned to look at her husband anxiously. “Connor, did Ellen call you and ask you to walk her down the aisle?”

“No.” “Every bride needs an elder to walk her down the aisle. You’re her closest relative, so why didn’t she call you?” Olivia asked in shock. Connor was embarrassed as well. “Perhaps a luxurious wedding like this is different. Moreover, I’m too bashful to do that.”

and go on stage without you? Is she

any nonsense as there will be many guests at the wedding. You mustn’t. embarrass

your dearest Ellie? She probably won’t spare

fed up with their argument, so she went to the yard and happened to see Josephine and her mother leaving the villa, ready to head

her shoulders. She looked charming and refreshing. A hint of resentment flashed across Selena’s eyes. She had always been a crafty. person, but the woman managed to snatch. Ethan from her the night before. It was only natural that she was vexed. Just you wait, Josephine. I’ll let you know the consequences of offending

her mother entered the car and headed to the wedding. As the breeze whisked through her, she looked out the window and spaced out. When they passed by

him isn’t husband material, and it’s not like he can look young forever.

and they were all capable people who lived their lives to the fullest. Soon, Connor’s car was ready, and they went to the

that extended from the area where the guests got out of their cars to the banquet hall roughly 600 feet away. The roses were beautiful and fragrant. As the guests walked along the path, they felt rejuvenated. Olivia was dumbfounded. “How much

head and