Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

F*ck, it’s his, thought Luke. As Josephine gazed at the gift Ethan was extending toward her, she didn’t dare take it. She guessed that there would be jewelry of some sort inside, and those things were usually very expensive, so the gift would be on another level compared to normal gifts. “Please, take it,” Ethan said to her..

Josephine hesitated for a moment, then pushed his gift away. ‘It’s okay. Thank you, anyway. See you next time.” Josephine chose not to accept it. She feared that if she did, she wouldn’t be able to give him something of equal value in return.

Josephine got into the car and closed the door. Luke told his assistant Brennen to quickly start driving and leave the place. He didn’t want Ethan to take even one more look at Josephine. Ethan stood where he was, watching the car drive away. A hunter’s look flitted across his eyes.

He was definitely going to pursue this woman. Josephine sat in the car, listening to the conversation between Heidi and Luke as she filled her mind with thoughts of Ethan. She wasn’t a fool, she could sense that Ethan was trying to pursue her.

But why was the man pursuing her? Did he think she was different and wanted to play with her? Or did he actually want to marry her after he won her heart?

were the latter, she didn’t know this man that well, and she

Then, it finally pulled up in front of a row of old bungalows. Josephine and Heidi got out of the car,

was quite tired, so she went upstairs to rest. After clearing her luggage, Josephine lay on the bed. She didn’t want to do anything.

there was a notification on her phone. She usually didn’t care about messages, but this time, she actively grabbed her phone and looked at it. Her heart skipped a beat again. It was

were her boyfriend. Josephine’s face

in the blanket

she remembered the kiss on the boat, Josephine felt an electric current running through her body, numbing

she had gotten into a serious relationship. before, she would have had more experience in romance, and she wouldn’t be like a maiden who had to consider so much and

to know each other, right?’ said one part of her. Another part of her retorted, saying, ‘You’ll have to treat him to another meal