Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Willow’s eyes widened as she exclaimed in excitement, “This is fantastic! We finally found it, Winston. We’ve finally made a breakthrough.” Winston, who was equally thrilled, gave a firm nod in return. “Yes! We didn’t just achieve something spectacular as it’s also a great achievement for our country.”

“My parents’ salvage team is on their way, but it will take them about five days to arrive. We’ll have to keep this a secret from Jett for now. They have definitely come prepared with all the necessary equipment in order to start salvaging immediately.”

“Since this is international waters, we can’t restrict their actions. We will need to act as quickly as possible,” Winston reminded, growing tense.

Jasper nodded in agreement. After he returned to his room, he took a shower and started working on his computer. Johanna then brought him a cup of coffee, and Willow handed the cup to him.

“Have some coffee to stay alert!” Willow said to him. Jasper obediently took a few sips of coffee. Just as he was about to put the cup down, Willow held onto the cup and started drinking from the same cup.

Jasper’s heart skipped a beat as he worked on his computer and swiftly noticed several hacker accounts attempting to breach his defenses. A faint smirk appeared on his lips; it was a smile. of contempt.

tentatively. Even though she couldn’t understand the complex programs on his computer, she still wanted to

giggle as

onto his lips as he was unable to resist the sweet gesture. It was clear that she was

subtle atmosphere in the room, which was even more exhilarating than being in

while his fingers typed away complex code that seemed

similar praises in the past, it was different when it fell from her

Jett’s team was tense and restless. His subordinates were all brainstorming for ideas when one of them blurted,

haven’t found anything on the island yet, but there might be clues underwater.” Jett started contemplating the plausibility of this option; even though it might be a waste of resources, it was

pressure and fearing criticism, decided to take the plunge into the sea to see if they could find any

movements. When evening fell, they reported some crucial information. Willow, Winston, and Jasper discussed the situation in

nearby. There was a high chance the others might

can’t let them find it before we do; otherwise, they’ll take everything for themselves, she muttered anxiously. She was growing increasingly