Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

“We’re so lucky,” Willow said happily, turning her head to look at Jasper. Jasper glanced at the time, then looked up at the nearly nine-foot-high opening. “It’s getting late.”

“Are we able to climb up?” asked Willow. The pit was too high, and the soil above was soft. There was no way to climb out of this large pit. “It looks like we’ll have to spend the night here.” Jasper sighed. “We’ll have to wait for rescue.”

Willow nodded. “Alright, we’re not in a hurry either. I have water, biscuits, and even a mat!” Then, she took out a communication device. “Strange. Why isn’t there any response? Where did the signal go?”

Jasper also noticed that the time on his watch was displayed wrongly. It seemed like the magnetic field had gone berserk as they entered the cave.

the magnetic field here. That is why we can’t contact the outside world,” Jasper said calmly. Willow looked surprised. “Does

up and touched a stone, but it soon collapsed, causing him to

but to stay in the cave with her. He didn’t mind the surroundings, but he was worried

while Willow spread out a surprisingly. clean mat. Then, she rummaged through her. bag and took out a bottle of water. “We only have one bottle of water left.” “You

You drink it.” Willow gave the water to him. “I’m not thirsty either.” Jasper refused

Willow replied truthfully. After all, she had just drank water before climbing down. Then, she continued taking photos of the surroundings. After some examination, she was certain they had indeed. found the tomb they

A sense of fear rose within Willow, and she subconsciously moved closer to Jasper,

in the quiet space. In such a serene place, Willow found his voice captivating as she listened to him speak. It was as if his voice was the sound of a

do,” Willow replied, simply wanting to hear his voice. She curled up like a

in his embrace. Her soft and plump face rested against his arms as she looked at him with clear eyes. In that split second, Jasper’s mind went blank, forgetting what he wanted to say. He was