Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

It was Jasper Wyatt from Interpol’s special operations unit. Why is he joining Willow’s team? Is he there on an assignment? Is her team in some kind of danger? Elliot knew that the special ops would only go on missions to places where serious events could happen.

If Elliot wanted answers, he would need to ask. Willow, so he called her immediately after hanging up on the female bodyguard. Willow had just finished putting her things away when she heard her phone ringing. After seeing who it was, she hurried out onto the balcony before she answered, “Hi, Dad!”,

“Willow, why is Jasper Wyatt with you?” Elliot came right out and asked. Willow wasn’t surprised. There were eight pairs of eyes on her at all times. Every single thing she did would undoubtedly get back to her father within a moment’s notice.

“He’s on a break right now, Dad, so I invited him over to protect me. Don’t worry. I’ll be even safer with him around, right?” Willow said cheerfully.

“That doesn’t mean he needs to share a room with you!” Elliot huffed. “I’m sure you’ve looked into him before, Dad, so you know what he’s like! He’s a decent man,” Willow declared reassuringly.

“It’s improper.” “Well, I don’t care about it, Dad, so why are you so hot and bothered by it? I’ll never be able to get married if you keep acting like this!” Willow’s temper flared up too.

her all this while.

you please trust him too?” Willow pleaded. She was afraid her father would put pressure

no clue that as soon as their call ended, Elliot immediately made a call

guy named Jasper Wyatt? What’s his character like? Can he be trusted? Does he have any history of bad behavior? Also, look into

Richard asked

along on her

“Relax! I trust Jasper.”

him! How am I

remember the Wyatts, the family that got wiped out overnight? Jasper’s the only child from that family who survived. He has a stellar record with his unit and excels in every way possible. With him keeping Willow

“But…”

little girl who’ll stay

son-in-law?” Elliot’s brows furrowed. “Where else would you find such