Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Her son could go for two weeks without calling her once, and she was jealous that he was treating someone else so nicely, especially when that someone was a girl she didn’t really like.

The moment Ethan drove away, Jenna said, “Follow them. The driver obliged. Josephine wondered where Ethan was taking her, but she got her answer when they stopped in front of an expensive boutique ten minutes later.

“Go on.” “It’s just a regular dinner between colleagues. Do I even need a dress?” Josephine looked at him. She didn’t really have the urge to dress up. “Oh, it’s not just between colleagues. You’re showing up as their boss’ wife tonight,” said Ethan.

Josephine smiled. She still couldn’t get used to this new identity of hers, but she didn’t want to disappoint Ethan. Since she had the chance to dress up now, she should take it.

like clothes and jewelry. She never stops.” Donna heaved a sigh. “We should leave. Let’s grab

like Donna to settle things right here, but she couldn’t push it, so she said, “I’ll make some reservations. You

on the couch while Josephine selected her dress on the second floor. She chose a simple white dress. The hem extended to her knees, and the sleeves extended to her elbow. She looked elegant and beautiful in

then sat in front of the dressing table as the stylist styled her up. As she closed her eyes, the stylist kept praising her looks, saying that they were perfect, exotic, and yet immaculately

styled and Ethan turned around. What he saw captivated him. Josephine was adorable even without makeup, and now she

shy, then she held his hand. “Let’s go. Everyone’s waiting for us.” The group chat was asking her when she would arrive. Her colleagues were already there

Tori showed up, her beauty made them feel inadequate. Tori was a gorgeous woman, and she looked even more beautiful in makeup.

further on Tori’s actions, but they knew

her seat beside the main seat, which belonged to Ethan. This way, she could be close to him. She knew people were staring at her, but she didn’t care. She remained shining and brilliant, and it garnered a bit