Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

“Can you walk?” Ethan asked her with a low voice. Josephine smiled sweetly and said, “Why? Are you going to carry me up the stairs?” As soon as her words fell, Ethan took the initiative and carried her bridal style. Josephine yelped in shock and quickly wrapped her arms around him, afraid she would fall.

Her face was flushed red as Ethan carried her. It looks like I can’t tease him anymore. He looks like he’ll give in easily, she thought. She didn’t think it would be fun if she had him wrapped around her fingers that easily.

Inside the elevator, Josephine was so embarrassed that she kept her head down. When she smelled the fragrance from him, she couldn’t help but take a whiff. He smells nice, she thought.

Ethan could see her getting closer to him from the mirror’s reflection. What is she doing? Is she smelling me? She acts like a puppy. Finally, the elevator’s sound rang. Ethan directly took her to his room. When Ethan put her down, she asked, “Is this your room?”

“Yes. You can stay here. I’ll take you home later,” replied Ethan. Then, he pressed the button that connected to the 180-degree curtains. As the beautiful night scenery unfolded before. Josephine’s eyes, she couldn’t help but be amazed. Her eyes widened. This is so beautiful. Ethan poured a glass of water and gave it to her. “Here. Have some water.”

the glass, she could feel the effect of the wine. Feeling hot, she couldn’t help but tug on her shirt, and her dress curled up to her knees. When Ethan walked back into the room, he gulped when he saw her in such an alluring state.

the couch. When she raised her head and saw Ethan, she smiled. Her smile was beautiful, seemingly like

to question her as he sat in front of her. “What’s the matter with you today? You drank so much alcohol when

her head and looked at him.

we friends, Mr. Quarles?” “Of course we are!” Ethan cocked his eyebrow. “If

At this moment, Josephine’s phone rang. When she picked it up and saw the caller’s ID, she mumbled, “Luke? Why is

it.” It was too late. Josephine had already answered the call. “Hello! Is something

you go to work

“Alright. I have a surprise gift for you tomorrow.” “I won’t keep it, so don’t send me any gift.” “I made it just