Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

“Okay. Her family will come to pick her up. Before that, you have to protect her well.” “Does her family have such great influence that even you have to listen and obey them?”

“Anyway, your most important task now is to protect her. Put everything else aside. She is the top priority and she cannot be harmed.” The person on the other end hung up after that.

Jasper turned back to look at the girl on the couch. He had underestimated the capabilities of her family. He narrowed his eyes and thought for a moment, Her family name is Presgrave. Soon, a family name popped up in his mind. Could she be from that family? The connections of that family were indeed strong.

“What’s your father’s name?”

“My father’s name is Elliot Presgrave,” Willow answered. Jasper breathed a sigh of relief. He was unsure if he was relieved or speechless. In any case, protecting her from harm had been the best decision he had made in a while from the moment he laid eyes on her until now.

“Do you know my father?” Willow asked curiously. He replied calmly, “I don’t know him.” He didn’t have the opportunity to get to know her father. “Who was on the phone just now?”

she let her imagination run wild. “Did your boss tell you to protect me well and that my father will send someone to pick me up, or will

stomach. She then turned to the nearby trash bin and vomited. He immediately walked over and asked in a voice deep with concern, “What’s wrong with

drinking the water, she felt slightly better. Then, she looked at the pieces of bread she had

looked at her expression and found it somewhat amusing. He sat down and asked, “Is there anything else bothering you?” Willow shook her head, but she felt a bit

of this young lady. The supplies in the safe house might not be

I can endure my hunger.” Jasper got up and walked toward a room. Soon, he changed into a new set of clothes, came out, and was ready to go

but worry. His life was more important than her empty stomach! However, he said to her, “Don’t leave

leaving, so she could only watch as he left. This man had just finished tending to his wound, and it would

worry for Jasper. This worry made her sigh, prop her chin up,

kitchen until she saw Jasper returning with two large bags of food before she let out a sigh of relief and approached to take