Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Jasper tightened his hug around Willow, pulling her deeper into his embrace. Though Willow felt slightly breathless, she could sense the man’s. strong affection and didn’t struggle, letting him hug her tightly.

Meanwhile, Jasper soon realized he had been hugging her too tightly and released her. When Willow looked up, she met his deep eyes that were filled with affection. They resembled a sea of affection-one she’d willingly drown in

Moreover, the emotion in his eyes no longer seemed restrained or suppressed but honest and passionate. Like a lake with clear water, his every emotion was clearly shown to her.

Willow was elated because this man was finally hers, and hers alone. She no longer had to worry about him leaving.

Just as she was about to kiss him, there was a knock on the door. It was probably the dishes they ordered, so Willow could only pull him back over to sit at the table.

In addition, she had sneaked several glances at Jasper just now because she had never seen a handsome man

the man some dishes while he stabbed a piece of fried shrimp with his fork and placed it beside her lips. Happily taking a bite, Willow

matter how delicious the food was, they weren’t

fed each other, one mouthful after

eating, Jasper brought Willow strolling at a nearby square. Since Jasper had always been busy with work, this was the first time he had such a relaxing stroll while holding

would attract the attention of other women. That was because he was too stunning. No matter it was his temperament

handsome. Is he a

saw several young women had stopped walking and were busy trying to take photos of Jasper sneakily. Suddenly, Willow felt somewhat displeased because she didn’t intend to benefit other women when deciding to

street. Some trees were shielding the area, and coupled with the dim yellow streetlights, it created the perfect spot for a

an attraction for couples! There were couples on each bench spaced about ten meters apart. Some were hugging each other, some were whispering sweet

away but