Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Also, Sasha cared the most about her son and husband. Hence, the Presgraves had given them their due compensation.

In the afternoon, Willow received an invitation. to a meeting at the museum at 2.00PM. The batch of cultural artifacts she submitted last time was already processed. More than 10 of those artifacts would be exhibited in the museum.

As the greatest contributor, Willow naturally had to go and take a look. They even had an opening ceremony. Her heart ached terribly. The artifacts were closely linked to Jasper, but now, she was the only one who could go to the museum. She wished he were there as well.

Willow had a strong feeling that Jasper was still alive. Perhaps he couldn’t meet her right now, but she believed that he was still alive.

Her father, brother, and mother were calm when. they mentioned him. According to what she knew of her family, they would look at least a little sad if Jasper had truly passed away.

At that moment, Willow couldn’t find any answers, but her heart had already given her one. If she kept waiting, he would appear once again. She trusted that he would..

courageous right now. She had hope. For the rest of her

five years, or ten years, or twenty. She could wait. When Elliot heard about the matter,

the museum, I can cancel it for you.”

to cancel it for me. I want to attend it.

You’re not allowed to say no to

Willow said. Then, Elliot went downstairs to

the meeting room, Willow listened as they explained and introduced the artifacts. Just as expected, she couldn’t help but think back on those days she went to sea. Those days

She remembered the sea breeze blowing as he looked at her with narrowed eyes. There was joy in his dark eyes. She believed that there was admiration and love in her eyes when she looked at him. “Miss Presgrave, would you like to

returned to her senses. She

you like to

was missing from the credits, she spoke up. “Help me add another

things, after all. “Yes, you did. The name

asked his assistant to handle this matter. He said apologetically. “I’m so sorry, Miss