Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

“I’m not leaving.” Tommy didn’t want to leave since he had a rare opportunity to be here. He wanted to spend more time with Willow. Hearing his words, Jasper stepped on him. harder, and he screamed in pain. “Ahh! Help me!”

When the bodyguards heard Tommy’s cries for help, they forced themselves to save him, even though they were in pain too. However, as soon as they came near Jasper, the latter knocked the wind out of them again. In the meantime, Tommy crawled away like a dog. He is crazy! He is the devil himself! This is too outrageous! “Help… Help me…”

Before he was able to escape, he heard Jasper’s cold voice from behind. “Where do you think you are going?” As he spoke, he grabbed Tommy’s collar and dragged him toward the cliff. Then, he pushed Tommy off the cliff. In that split second, just as Tommy was about to fall to his death, Jasper grabbed his wrist, causing Tommy to dangle mid-air, which scared the latter to death.

“Ahhh! Please let me live. I don’t want to die!” Tommy could feel death creeping up on him. The feeling of hanging in mid-air was too frightening. “Don’t let go. Please. I’m begging you. I’ll leave. I’ll leave right away. Please pull me up.”

Jasper knew how to make a person’s life a living hell. “Are you leaving or not?” he asked again with a crisp voice. “Yes. I’ll immediately pack my stuff and leave. Please don’t let go.” Tommy’s voice trembled as he was terrified.

Tommy lay on the ground and panted heavily, seemingly as if he had

soon as Jasper was gone, Tommy scolded his bodyguards. “You guys are useless! Why didn’t you

Tommy. Let’s not anger him

understand why Willow had such a powerful

have gone? As she asked the others, she saw him walk out of the bushes. Then, she immediately stepped up and asked, “Where

“Okay.” Jasper nodded, feeling guilty. About ten minutes later, someone saw Tommy and his bodyguards return

came up to Tommy. He was worried that there were more dangers on

shocked when she saw them. “Who did you guys meet?” Jasper walked

truth. Rather, he felt that falling to his