Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

“Mr. Mooney, I’m willing to follow him,” Willow piped up. “Miss Presgrave, you can’t.”

“Mr. Mooney, turn back and save Jayden and the others! I’ll be fine.” With that, she exited the car and settled inside a nearby truck.

“Miss…” Dario urgently called out. Jasper turned to him and promised. “Trust me. I’ll ensure her safe return.”

“Okay, I’ll create a diversion for you. Take her and make your way out of here.” Dario resolved to remain behind, maneuvering the car forward. to collide with the unmanned vehicles.

At that point, the road was already filled with traffic and disorder. Disregarding his safety, he swiftly cleared a path by forcefully ramming into two cars while numerous pedestrians rushed forward to the cleared route. Jasper seamlessly blended in with Willow and departed from the scene.

As Dario’s car made its way a short distance, it unexpectedly flipped over. Despite the impact, he managed to stay conscious. He saw a group of men in black squatting on the ground. When they opened the rear door, one cursed, “Sh*t! She’s not here.”

targeting her and had no intention of harming Dario as they swiftly left

a nerve-wracking journey, she finally posed the questions she had been

individuals might be tracking you.” He then turned to Willow and added, “Get out of

my car just to find

with me slip away,” he explained while deftly using a small knife to pry open a car door. Leaning over,

Jasper’s practiced movements and deduced he was no stranger to such actions. Witnessing him successfully start the car, she

and responded indifferently, “What exactly is a good

seemingly simple question had rendered her speechless. That’s right! What defines a good person? It’s someone who doesn’t steal, rob, kill, or commit arson. Those who refrain from engaging in illegal activities should be a good person, right? But he’s stealing the car with such expertise. He shouldn’t be

are we going

of fear washed over her. Oh no! Could he be

Let me get off the car.” She decided to escape as she could not afford to jeopardize her safety by staying with

me. At least I can assure you