Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Jasper’s phone rang while driving, and he glanced at it before answering. “Hello?” “How dare you fly solo again, you punk! How many times have I told you?” Antoine scolded from the other end. “The mission is complete.”

“That still isn’t an excuse for you to leave your teammates behind. You should know that they are an extra layer of security for you. They can provide support if something happens to you.” Antoine was genuinely concerned about his safety. “I’ve accumulated some leave days, haven’t I, Uncle?”

“Why? Do you want to take a break?” “Can you sum up the days I’ve collected over the last five years? I want to use it all up at once.”

“What?! Over the last five years?” “Yes, over the last five years.” “That means you’ll be away for three months!” “That’s it? Give me another three months. I want to take six months off! Jasper insisted.

“You rascal… Fine! Six months it is! What are you planning to do during your break?” “I won’t report anything from my personal time.” With that, he ended the call, leaving Antoine frothing at the mouth.

course, she had also received arrangements from the organization as well. As Jasper’s leave had become effective immediately, he didn’t need to return with

heart felt torn, aching, unwilling, and helpless, for everything but the heart could be controlled in this world. Falling in love with someone was like being intoxicated. If the love was reciprocated, there would be a cure. Contrariwise, the poison

next,” answered Jasper. To him, the young woman was both his

You’re a good comrade and subordinate,’ said Jasper as he handed her a piece of tissue.

air. She bit her lip and withdrew her hand. Then, she turned around, grabbed her bag, and quickly left the safe house. At that moment, she realized there could never be

his breath. He was. absolutely terrible at dealing with emotions. While eating breakfast, Willow checked her emails only to choke when she read

answered it. “Hello?” International Cultural Heritage. “Willow, what have you been busy with lately? Why haven’t you responded?’ It was someone from the Bureau of

email. Have you guys already departed?” “Yeah, we’re gathering right now. You should hurry

a cultural heritage protection battle she had initiated within the organization. It was her mission, and it all began a year