Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Luke could only watch as Josephine was being snatched away. He was so pissed that he clenched his fists and stomped his feet in anger. Josephine walked into the luxurious cabin. As she examined her surroundings, she asked the man, “Is this yours?”

“Yeah! All mine,” the man replied behind her. “What company does your family run?” Josephine began to realize that this man was wealthy beyond her imagination. She was starting to feel a little pressured when she talked to him.

“We’re in the shipping business.” When Josephine heard that, she was stunned. People working in that field were always super rich!

“So, your family is very, very rich then?” Josephine turned around with a faint look of admiration in her eyes. Ethan couldn’t help but chuckle. “I may need a few lifetimes to spend it all.”

Josephine burst out laughing. At that moment, she could feel the boat bobbing on the ocean, so she found a couch to sit on. As she gazed at the scenery outside, she felt herself relaxing.

“It is an honor to befriend you. If not, I would never know what it’s like to be in a luxury boat.” Josephine smiled, relieving the awkward atmosphere between them.

with deep and earnest eyes. Josephine met his gaze, feeling her heart. subconsciously skip a beat. This

stable and meaningful job after. For the latter half of her life, she decided that she would get married to

of it. Now that a super wealthy man wanted to pursue her, she had mixed feelings

she suddenly turned wary. She wasn’t a woman who could endure some reckless play. If Ethan just wanted a one-night stand

Never mind, I’m always super busy with work. I won’t have time to go out to sea.”

it brings meaning to my life,” Josephine replied. Ethan could understand from their gazes and conversation that Josephine wasn’t the sort of girl he could woo with wealth alone. “What would you like

bottle of water. Josephine unscrewed the cap and took a few sips. Then, she asked, “Can I look

began looking around. When she went out the door and stood at the railing, the man followed as well. He held a glass of

and she couldn’t help but stagger. As she stepped backward, a firm arm

her. Josephine gripped the railing as she smiled. “Thank you.” Then, she walked toward the deck. She could see the entire