Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

That was a piece of cake for Jasper, who immediately hacked into someone else’s account and used it to log into the satellite system. Soon, he began looking through the surveillance footage.

He did not see any traces of Willow in Presgrave Residence, so he immediately checked the surveillance in his villa. He merely wanted to know if she had been there, but when he checked his room, he was stunned.

She was sitting on the couch in his room, her countenance much paler than usual. Although the footage was blurry, he could see that her eyes had turned red and swollen. She wiped her tears from time to time, looking like a beautiful yet lifeless puppet for a long while.

Jasper’s breaths quickened, his heart aching so much that he could not catch his breath. He quietly gazed at the girl through the lenses, heartbroken.

However, at that moment, Willow’s phone rang. She hastily wiped her tears and adjusted her. expression before answering the call. “Hello, Mom? I’ll be right back. I’m fine. I just went out for a walk.”

worry even more. Although suffering in her heart, she tried to look happy before her family members. She could not let them suffer with her just because she was in pain, could

pursed her lips and forced a smile. After hanging up, she picked up

at her figure, Jasper knew she had survived the worst period of

his door before Antoine rushed in. When he saw his nephew on the couch, he said in exasperation, “Can’t you just talk to me about it?” With that, he sighed again. He knew Jasper could not hear what he was saying, so he took out his

and nodded at his uncle. “Okay,

booked an appointment with a specialist, so you’ll get your ears checked tomorrow. Rest well, and don’t overthink

anyway. He was not the perfect version of himself right now, and if he lost his hearing, he would have to live a brand-new way. Perhaps he would not have to go on missions anymore, but that also meant he would become more redundant. I won’t even be able to protect her or hear her

he believed he was out of Willow’s league. Now, he started to feel inferior again. Perhaps Antoine’s decision was right. Jasper should not be with Willow anymore because he might

as well. Picking up his phone, he typed out some words.

to be worried about him, either. After all, Antoine had a more pivotal mission

not take better care of Jasper; he was shouldering the burdens of the country. Just then, his phone rang. He