Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

“That’s too far! First, they blast the exit and trap us in the cave, and then they attack Jasper?” Willow snapped. She really wanted to send her bodyguards to teach those people a lesson.

“We need that laptop. All our important files are in there,” said Winston. Even though it was the team member’s mistake, they had to get that laptop back. “I’ll do it,” said Jasper.

“No. My bodyguards will get it. Just rest up.” Willow didn’t want him to go. “This is all my fault. I left in too much of a hurry and didn’t notice my missing laptop. I’m really sorry. The laptop’s under the bed of the last room in the corridor. I hid it just in case it got stolen.” The team member almost cried.

Willow turned around and assured her, “It’s alright. Something like this was bound to happen. Just get some rest. We’ll deal with the matter.” Soothed, the team member left. When Willow turned back, Jasper was already gone. “Where is he?” she quickly asked Winston.

to get the laptop.” “He wouldn’t listen to me, huh?” Willow complained as she quickly ran

guarding the first floor. The guide told the archeologists to leave as soon as possible, or

bag from under the bed. The laptop was intact, but when he came back out, a group

men was the one he beat up. He angrily pointed at Jasper and talked in the local tongue. His comrades were riled

locals, especially the one who tried to trap them in the cave. From the moment

Jasper was just an archeologist, but little did they know that

attacks as well. Even though they were armed, none could even fend off the

and the news of his son getting his ribs broken enraged him. He led his men on a chase. Jasper had emerged from the housing area, but a few rickety off- road vehicles were hot on his tail.

on the deck of the ship, looking through a telescope, and what he saw shocked