Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Josephine rushed out of the office and barged. into Atticus’ office, urgently announcing, “Mr. Kowalski, I have to go somewhere far to attend to an urgent matter. Please find someone to replace me for my work.”

After saying that, she didn’t say anything else and sprinted out of the room and the company’s premises to go home to pack. She needed to get to the airport as soon as possible.

She returned home and frantically searched for her passport. Heidi, who was still hanging laundry to dry in the yard, asked curiously when she saw her daughter come home so early. “Joey? What are you doing at home at this hour?”

Josephine then emerged with a bag on her back and said to her mother, “Mom, I need to go on a trip for something urgent. Don’t worry about me.” “A trip?” Heidi asked, “Where are you going?”

faraway place. I need to see Ethan.” “Are you going on a trip with Ethan?” Heidi asked, confused.

in her eyes as she turned

streamed down her face throughout the journey. When she arrived at the airport, she boarded the earliest connecting flight. Even though she hadn’t reached her destination physically, she was mentally already

It was a team composed of the world’s top snow rescue experts. Not only were they sufficient in manpower, but they were also equipped

window of the large plane that took off. When the middle-aged woman sitting beside her saw her tired

doze off briefly during the journey. Being woken up by a nightmare every time she fell asleep made her reluctant to sleep again. But at this moment, she truly needed a good rest because the harsh cold weather of the

give me one. Thank you.” Josephine needed the assistance of medication. After taking a pill, Josephine looked at the clouds passing by outside the window. Her gaze flickered, and her eyes eventually closed when she fell asleep. She went

snowy landscape outside the window, Josephine thought her heart flew to the Arctic along with this vast

the airport on the snowy mountain. Josephine had to put on her thick down jacket. The cold of the Arctic was more intense than any chill she had ever experienced, but her high- strung nerves made her ignore this cold. Sitting in