Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Ethan drove Josephine to the entrance of her house. Just as he was about to open his car door so that he could head inside to greet Josephine’s parents, Josephine stopped him. and said, “Go back and rest. I’ll head inside by myself!” He smiled and nodded. “Okay. I’ll see your tomorrow, then.”

She waved goodbye at him. ‘Drive carefully!” After watching his car disappear into the distance, she finally turned around and went inside the house. Heidi was sitting on the couch, her posture indicating that she was. obviously waiting for Josephine’s return. On the other hand, Mills had an apron tied around his waist as though he had just finished cleaning the house.

Josephine greeted them, suddenly feeling a little embarrassed, “Dad! Mom!” “You’re back. Come and have a seat. We need to talk, Heidi said.

Josephine sat down on the couch while Mills brought over a cup of freshly squeezed juice that he specially prepared for her. Placing the cup in front of her, he urged, “Here, Joey. Drink this. It was freshly prepared just for you.”

“Dad, why don’t you take a break? Come take a seat and join us for a chat.” She persuaded her father to join them. Taking off his apron, Mills took a seat beside them. Afterward, the small family of three began their frank discussion.

“Joey, do you genuinely have feelings for Ethan?” Heidi stared at her daughter seriously. trying to figure out whether her daughter was deeply in love with Ethan or not.

briefly: before she nodded confidently. “Yes, I like him. I’ve never had such strong feelings for another

and I also hope to marry him in the future,” Josephine answered. Whenever she started something new, she generally preferred to finish

he will only marry you and nobody else?” Heidi carefully grilled Josephine for more details. Josephine pondered for a moment and nodded once more. “I can tell that he likes

my opinion, Ethan is a good man. I believe you should give him a chance and have a long-term relationship with

That was something she could not accept. It was not that she wanted her daughter to take care of her in her old age.

this was something that she

of separating

others because they have grandchildren. If you won’t let Joey get married, when will you finally have grandchildren of your own?”

extremely envious that her best friends had grandchildren to pamper and love, so she sincerely wanted Josephine to give her

support you in pursuing your own happiness.” The conflict in her heart had been resolved. Josephine returned to her room and considered her future carefully. She hoped that she could perform her obligations of filial piety toward her parents no matter where she found

her phone rang. Picking up her phone, she glanced at the message. It was a message