Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Jasper turned her down firmly. “No, you can’t listen in on this.” Willow instantly blinked at him with a hurt demeanor while looking at him with an angry pout.

Jared could not help but persuade her. “Willow, you should stay out of man-to-man conversations. Be good, will you?” After that, he said to Jasper, “Mr. Wyatt, this way, please.”

Once they came into a quiet study, Jasper took out his laptop and explained the ins and outs of the situation.

Just as he expected, Jared took this seriously. “If that’s the case, we need to be on guard. It seems that this person is no less formidable than you.”

“He’s a killing machine painstakingly trained by Moncent. Unlike the team of mercenaries whom we took out, he’s harder to deal with. And besides, I once intercepted him during his job, so he’s holding a grudge against me. This time, he’ll do whatever it takes to finish the job and keep the bounty all to himself,” explained Jasper.

Now, he also had

Willow was in the living room waiting for the two men to return. When she saw them come out,

amusement flitted across Jasper’s heart as he took this in. Jared came to her side and said to her with a serious countenance, “Willow, from now on, Mr. Wyatt will live with you

worry, Jared! I’ll be on my best behavior,” replied Willow, reassuring him before winking at a certain man. Jasper began to

about her, but he believed Jasper would have a way with her. This sister of mine has always been quirky and mischievous since she was a child. Even Mom and Dad have no

your room. Allow him to sleep on your

bedroom was spacious, and it had a large couch she would usually use as a bed. And now, it came in handy for Jasper to settle down there. She nodded

followed her upstairs while carrying his bag of belongings. As they entered her master bedroom, she suddenly spotted something on the couch. Immediately, she trotted over

bra. Willow told him, “Come with me to the closet. I have an empty wardrobe which you can put your clothes

man opened his bag of belongings. He brought only a few clothes-just three sets of them in total-and his personal belongings consisted only

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