Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Originally, Willow was already seated on Jasper’s lap. At this moment, she sensed something and blushed, burying her face in his chest. I think I went overboard with the teasing! He’s practically on the verge of exploding now.

“It’s getting late. I’ll escort you back,” Jasper said hoarsely. After some consideration, she replied, “I’ll go back, but I’m fine on my own.” If I stay any longer, I might damage his reputation.

“I’ll escort you,” he insisted. Yet she still shook her head. “Really, you don’t have to. It’s my own home. Can’t I find my way around?” Although my house is huge, it’s the place where I’ve grown up since childhood.

Suddenly, he said to her, “Do you have your phone?” He then took out a necklace from his bag and handed it to her. “Wear this. No matter what happens, don’t take it off.”

She blinked as she looked at the necklace. It didn’t seem like something a girl would wear-it was a black cord with an obsidian pendant.

While she was still examining it, he placed it around her neck and instructed, “No matter what happens, don’t take it off. Understand?”

allows him to locate me anywhere. “Okay, I promise not to take it off.” She nodded earnestly. As Jasper held

then he thought that sometimes she might forget her

hugging his waist tightly. It was as if his body had a magnetic pull, constantly enticing her to hold on

again, he felt an impulse not to let her go. She’s really torturing me. She planted another kiss on his thin lips and said, “Goodnight.” Only after

her room, Willow felt safe

one after another. Their objective was clear this time,

remaining in the country were his children. Yet they had to complete their

long as anything happened to any member of the

from war-torn countries. This time, they had received a substantial amount of money from

Presgrave Residence and invade their security system, they were startled to find that no matter what method

code. How can we not crack it?” “It seems like the Presgrave Family has

once, these mercenaries exchanged glances. This obviously increased the difficulty of their mission. They had thought killing a wealthy family would be an easy task that they could finish in a few days. Now they couldn’t even breach their surveillance system; they had underestimated the Presgrave Family’s