Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Willow tightly held his wrist as she added, “Be careful. As important as the ancient artifacts are, your life is more important.” At that, Jasper reassured her. ‘I’ll be careful. I promise.”

At this moment, in a camp more than a mile away, Jett sat beside his technical staff and urged, ‘Hurry up. We must obtain information from the other side. I need to know their next move.”

“Boss, they have a skilled computer expert who. set up a network firewall that we can’t breach.” The person operating the computer was sweating profusely.

“Aren’t you a top-notch hacker? Yet you can’t even break into their network?” Jett was angry. “Their skills are obviously better than mine. I did my best, and I feel they are using an independent satellite network, making it impossible to hack into.”

“You’re useless!” Jett growled and he went to his office. He had assembled a team of professional archaeologists, and they were all analyzing the data they had..

impatiently. “We haven’t found anything yet.” He picked up his phone and called his team’s

activity area and haven’t left.” After Jett hung up the phone, his eyes flickered with strong ambition. He must

him extremely wealthy. He was determined to obtain this batch of treasures at all costs. In his eyes, Willow was just a little girl. How could she compete with

the ship’s room, Willow slept restlessly. When she woke up, she saw that the bed next

the corridor. Johanna hurriedly

gone underwater. Ricky and two colleagues are with him. Don’t worry!” Willow’s heart was still tense when she heard this.

suggested. Willow nodded and returned to her room. She went

at the sea. As they were not expecting

night to send the equipment over, but it would take about a week to arrive. Jasper

surface. Willow heard the news and rushed over to see the four of them safe and