Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

“What’s your name?” asked Willow. The man ostensibly did not want to tell her and simply replied, “Last name, Wyatt.”

“Fine, Mr. Wyatt. If you’re unwilling to share, then keep it to yourself. Once tonight is over, we’ll revert to being strangers, and I won’t disclose my name either,” she declared. “I don’t wish to know,” the man said curtly.

Willow pursed her lips. She had never encountered someone so indifferent, as if he did not belong to this world. “Alright, then! I’ll take care of you for now. Once you’ve recovered, we’ll have no debts between us. Okay?”

The man closed his eyes to rest. Soon after, Ethan arrived with Josephine. Upon hearing about the shooting incident on the ship involving Willow, he hurried over to check on her.

“Willow, are you okay?” Josephine quickly held and examined her.

“I’m fine. He saved me,” Willow said as she pointed to the man on the bed.

Ethan sighed in relief as well. He then looked at the injured man on the bed, his gaze carrying a touch of seriousness. It was a connection

bed was no ordinary person. He turned to Willow and said, “I’ll assign someone to protect and care for him.

until morning. He saved my life, so

She said, “I’ll have Ethan increase the number of security personnel here. You also need

touched by their concern. It was a heartwarming and joyful feeling to be cared

back by the bedside. She had nothing else to do but watch the man. His face had a three-dimensional and profound beauty, like a work of art.

smiled and said openly, “I’m just

someone earlier?

prompting her to bite her lip awkwardly. This man seems difficult

too tired; it was already 2.30AM, and she had been through a scare. She drifted off into

her face inadvertently making contact with him. In contrast, his towering and muscular frame, with impeccably sculpted chest muscles, gave him an imposing presence akin to a double-door refrigerator. As she leaned

did not withdraw his arm. As the bodyguard entered the room, he saw Willow sleeping in such a position and felt a mix of concern and reluctance to disturb