Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

It had been some time since Peter last saw Josephine, and he missed his granddaughter very much. As such, he instructed his caretaker to prepare a feast for later tonight.

Mills’ car drove in first, and Heidi hopped off with the presents in her hands. “Dad, we have an extra guest tonight,’ she announced, breaking the news to Peter first. “Who is that?”

“He’s Joey’s boyfriend.” “Joey has a boyfriend? Is it Luke?” Peter asked. “No, he’s a young man that Joey picked for herself and comes from an excellent family background.”

“Okay, I’ll meet him later. Joey isn’t a child anymore and should consider marriage soon.” Even Peter carried the hope that he would have the chance to meet his great-grandchild while he was still alive.

A couple of minutes later, Ethan and Josephine. strolled in from the garden. Their hands were so full of gift boxes that they could barely carry all of them. “Ethan, just come as you are! Why did you bring so many presents as well?’ Heidi grumbled as she took the gifts from him with a smile.

Old Mr. Jacobson’s place, after all,” Ethan replied with a smile. When he saw Peter coming out of the living room, he greeted

Ethan carefully, and judging from his looks, he reckoned that Ethan was of mixed blood. Is Joey going to marry

on Peter’s arms. “Grandpa, let me introduce you both. He’s my boyfriend, Ethan

satisfaction after Josephine’s introduction. Ethan felt a hint of pressure from the air of authority that Peter was exuding. Only those who had been in a high position for

a walk so that Peter couldn’t bombard him with questions. Hence, she answered, “Grandpa, I’ll take him for a walk in the

said adoringly. Grabbing Ethan’s hand, Josephine murmured, “Come for a walk with me! I spent a lot of time here when I was growing up and am very attached to

a stroll at the park nearby. He knew that she was helping him, so he followed her as she dragged

go! She’s my only granddaughter and I hope that she can stay in the country. At

and for a while, she wasn’t sure whether she should be glad or upset. At the park, there were quite a few residents living nearby taking a walk at the same time. Josephine went over to a swing and sat on it while Ethan pushed her. Delighted, she started swinging and raised her head to look at the sky above. The stars and the moon were just as they were when she was young, but

to Peter’s place. The food was ready and Peter had even placed a bottle of wine on the table. After pouring a glass for Ethan, Peter said to Josephine, “You can drive later. Let Ethan have