Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

No, no. Josephine quickly shook off these thoughts, got up, and headed toward the bathroom. She took a wet tissue and rubbed her eyes while thinking about Ethan. He was leaving for the Arctic today, and his phone signal wouldn’t be very good from now on.

So, it wouldn’t be easy to find him anytime. It would depend on luck. For this reason, she especially went to a bookstore in the afternoon and bought a bunch of books about the Arctic to read. It was as if reading these books would bring her closer to Ethan.

Since the evidence in this case against Katrina was solid, and Josephine’s grandfather had also exerted pressure, the trial was scheduled for tomorrow.

As a victim, Josephine also received a notification to attend court for the trial. Her attendance was absolutely required, and Wrent also promised to accompany her.

Early the next morning, Lydia Folly and Wren drove to the Supreme Court. When they arrived, they happened to see Katrina being escorted out. She had disheveled hair, her hands were cuffed, and her mental state was very poor. When she saw Josephine sitting in the spectator seat, she trembled with anger. Even from a distance, one could feel Katrina’s intense hatred in her eyes. Josephine calmly looked back at her..

came, and Ivanka gave Josephine a fierce glare as if Josephine was a criminal for not forgiving Katrina. However, Josephine didn’t buy

on the nature of

was not long, for her age, it was the best time

sentenced longer, she accepted the court’s decision. “Katrina! My Katrina!” Katrina’s

after her from behind, somewhat angrily shouting, “Josephine, are you satisfied now?” Josephine turned around and

Josephine, can’t you

this outcome. The ones lacking kindness are you and your sister.

anger because she had also come to hate Josephine. This incident turned the two sisters

her indignation. “Ivanka is

and she received another gossip news. “Tori went to meet at person in charge last night and was kicked out.

Since the moment they harbored ill intentions toward her, they should have anticipated the