Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

“I’m so sorry, Miss Presgrave. I’m truly sorry.” Sasha sobbed while putting Willow into a trash can and pushing it out. Then, she drove out of the underground garage. She had placed Willow into the trunk, knowing the bodyguards only checked incoming vehicles and wouldn’t inspect outgoing ones.

They wouldn’t have known that Willow was already in the car. Sasha had been working as a maid in the Presgrave Family for twenty years. After Willow was born, she had worked diligently here. The Presgrave Family treated her very well, and her remuneration was pretty high. However, when faced with the kidnapping of her son and husband, she made the decision to save her family’s lives.

She was forced to do something illegal against her conscience. She knew that the Presgrave Family was in danger this time, but she was simple-minded. She felt the young lady of the Presgrave Family wouldn’t easily come to harm, for she was a person of value and status. At most, she might suffer a bit, and the Presgrave Family would pay a large ransom to rescue her.

As Sasha passed through the main gate, shel behaved as usual, and the bodyguards didn’t inspect her car. The focus now was on external security, so they overlooked this detail, making it possible to kidnap Willow.

Sasha drove the car away. Since there were no surveillance cameras in Willow’s room, no one knew that Willow was gone.

to sleep in the third-floor living room of the Presgrave Family

room and most likely worried about Jasper until she wouldn’t eat or drink, Jared wanted to invite her downstairs for a bite. He pushed open the door and expected to find his sister on the

there was no response in the room. Jared frowned and was about to leave when he saw her phone, which she always kept with

floor. After questioning the maids, he found out that no

head of the security team, to review

and he immediately accessed the surveillance video from ten minutes ago. He saw Sasha first bringing tea into Willow’s room. Shortly after,

and she wouldn’t have allowed a large trash can inside. Something was

car had been parked

immediately reported this to Jared, who felt that something had happened to his sister. He picked up his phone and activated a signal. It was a tracking signal every Presgrave carried with them, and it could trace

Willow was heading toward the city center. Unexpectedly, they had failed to prevent the nanny, who

his sister. Sasha’s phone was now unreachable, but based on Willow’s