Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

After Jasper was gone, Willow received a call from Troy asking about their progress. “How was it? Was he jealous? Did he show signs of hostility?” Troy was filled with anticipation. Apparently, he was pleased to become Jasper’s love rival.

Willow didn’t have the answers to those questions, so she replied with a smile, “I have no idea. Anyway, thanks for putting on a show with me tonight. At the very least, I’ve verified something.”

“Willow, you should have more confidence in yourself.” No one could be confident in front of the person they loved. Most of the time, they doubted themselves and had low self-esteem.

It was the same case for someone like Willow. “You have a point. I should have more confidence in myself. You must be exhausted, so you’d better get some rest.” “Alright, I’ve had some fun today, Good night.”

Troy decided to stop bothering her. Willow ordered dinner and enjoyed the meal on her own in front of the windows. She was ready to spend the night in the hotel. While having her food, she noticed that the sky was full of dark clouds, looking as if a storm was about to come.

tightening, hoping that there wouldn’t be a mission for Jasper. It wasn’t only dangerous but also unbearable

flashed across the dark clouds. Following that, a deafening clap of thunder was heard.

send Jasper a message. However, considering the nature of

curtains. At a moment like this, she didn’t even dare to watch the television or listen to the songs. She could only sit down on the couch and listen to

Jasper had to carry out a mission. He and Aimee tailed Bucky and

Instead, he had to acquire a secret authorization code. That was the activation code on

the factory and controlling a sophisticated drone. In the forest behind him, Aimee could see the situation inside the factory

was wearing a waterproof cap. Even when he

intention of getting to the transaction for the time being. As such, he could be slightly at ease. As he looked at the dark sky and bolts of lightning while listening to the deafening thunder, he couldn’t help