Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Willow sat in the car and absentmindedly opened a link sent by her archaeology teacher. To her great surprise, they had finally found the remains of an ancient civilization they had been searching for.

“Willy, we will organize a secret archaeological expedition when you’re back.”

She replied, “Okay, Mr. Swayze. I can’t wait already!” “There’s no need to rush since I’m still making preparations. You’ll be able to catch up when you’re back.”

“Okay!” She happily sent a smiling face emoji and looked out of the window, enjoying the beauty of the scenery.

Just then, a car suddenly accelerated from behind and rammed into her vehicle. “Ah!” she screamed in fright as the intense impact made her heart race. “Mr. Mooney, what’s happening?”

the car and radioed the other two cars in their earpieces. “Quickly stop them. Don’t let them get close to my car. I’ll escort Miss to safety

We’ll hold them off.” One of the bodyguard’s cars behind them swiftly swerved and intercepted the black car that had just rammed into them. The bodyguards approached to

immediately alerted the other members through the earpiece. “Be careful. The vehicle that rammed into me was an automated one. They

door and also saw the automated vehicle. In contrast, he was not surprised at all because these people were a group of highly intelligent criminals with advanced technology. They would do anything to achieve their

opponents, they were bound to make some mistakes even if they were formidable.

chasing me? Did I offend someone? “Don’t be afraid, Miss. There’s a police station up ahead. I’ll drive the car in and request protection from

Mr. Mooney. Just focus on driving. I’m not scared.” She steadied herself but held onto. her seatbelt tightly,

SUV was escorting a black sedan at high speed on the road. However, the SUV behind them was suddenly hit by the oncoming truck just as they arrived at an intersection before it flipped over.

soon as possible. Understanding that the opponents they encountered this time were not ordinary people, he knew

way. These vehicles caused a series of accidents, but it was clear that

those vehicles were stationed in