Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

“Mr. Presgrave, I can’t find Miss Presgrave’s location. It seems like she has disappeared from the face of the earth with no signal whatsoever.” “Under what circumstances would this happen?”

“There’s only one possibility-Miss Presgrave is currently in a shielded environment where all communication is blocked. She’s possibly in a safe house or something similar.”

“Go and find information on Jasper Wyatt for me.” Elliot’s subordinate immediately went to investigate and after some time, he finally found some information about this person.

“Jasper Wyatt, formerly a special forces soldier at Base X, was later recruited by a mysterious organization. Since then, information about him has become classified, and my clearance level doesn’t allow me to access it. However, I don’t believe his identity would be affiliated with the Black Organization.”

Elliot thought of someone who could access this kind of information, and that person was his good friend Richard. For the safety of his. daughter, he had no choice but to trouble Richard. Elliot picked up his phone and walked to another room before dialing his good friend’s number. “Hello, Elliot.”

for a favor. Willow has gone missing, and I want

Willow?” “She got involved with some people, and now she’s with a man named Jasper Wyatt. This man has a background in special forces, and I believe only you

Just then, his voice came through

country, so I believe Willow should be safe for the time being if she’s with him.” “But Willow can’t be

in some safe house! Don’t worry for now.

help but mutter about his daughter. Now

up the phone. Inside the safe house, a sudden sound of the phone ringing startled the man on the couch, and he immediately sat up.

Did this man need to wake up instantly from his deep sleep? A normal person would feel lightheaded and dizzy if they sat up like that after just

and answered it, but he didn’t speak. On the

relief upon hearing his superior’s voice. “What’s

biological uncle.” Jasper’s superior on the other end was not pleased. Despite the separation of work and private interest,