Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

“Go. I have your back no matter what.” Antoine then patted his shoulder. Jasper nodded. After he finished packing up a small suitcase, Antoine called his men and told them to give Jasper a ride on the chopper.

Jasper quickly made his way to the helipad. Aimee went after him. She saw a hearing aid hanging on his ear, so she shouted, “Hold it right there, Jasper!”

Jasper stopped in his tracks. Aimee approached him, confusion swirling in her eyes. “She’s getting engaged to someone else. Why are you still going after her? Do you have to bow to her like a… a dog?”

Aimee threw herself onto him and wrapped her arms tightly around him. “Please, just give me a chance. I’m as good as any woman out there. My love won’t shine less than any other woman’s.”

Jasper put his luggage down and held Aimee’s shoulder, staring at her. ‘Aimee, you’re a brilliant woman. I’ve always seen you as a good companion and a subordinate, but you can’t force love. Please, get that into your head.” Jasper pushed her away and walked toward the helicopter. There was a spring in his step. A weight had been lifted off his heart. He could finally face the part of him he had been afraid to. He wished to free himself of his shackles and pursue the one he loved.

her eyes in

already spreading the news of Willow’s engagement. Willow didn’t care what they were doing. Right now, she was in Jasper’s villa, looking at the message she left. I hope this still works.

she would pack up her bags and find an island to live

tossed his bags into the backseat. He got into the car and charged onto the highway outside the airport. He was

shocked the pedestrians. They

car, a few young ladies covered their mouths. Internally, they were screaming.

go into the florist, the girls had a question. Is he buying flowers for a girl? She must be the happiest girl

bouquet of roses, and he carefully put it in the co-driver’s seat. Then, he

was getting ready to leave, but then she heard sounds coming from the outside. She sighed. Perhaps it’s the bodyguards. They