Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Willow mused over her reply and texted, ‘Sorry, but I’m engaged. Please stop disturbing me.”

Jasper saw the reply. He loved that she said she was engaged, and his smile got bigger.. After Willow sent the text, she put her phone down and leaned in Jasper’s embrace. “I think we can skip the engagement party and go straight for the wedding.”

Jasper patted the back of her head. “That’s unfair for you. I want to give you a complete wedding.”

Willow wasn’t that petty. She leaned on his chest and shook her head. “I don’t need that. That’s nothing but ceremony.”

Jasper asked, ‘Any wedding planner you like?” Willow mused over it. “I do, but his schedule is full for the next five years. We don’t really need that.”

I’ll liaise with them,” said Jasper firmly. Willow didn’t want to make it hard for him. Weddings didn’t have to be that formal. She shook her head. “No. I

down to

raised her head from his embrace languidly and twirled a lock of her hair. “I just need your love. I

Their foreheads touched, their breathing intertwined, and they started kissing. Willow loved being kissed by him as

long time. Willow felt her lips getting numb, and she felt his hand moving down to

“Shouldn’t have bitten me. I might punish you.” That was what

to Jasper. She had no strength left once they were done, so she leaned in his embrace. Jasper looked down at her

said in a raspy tone that was filled with contentment, “That’ll teach you not to bite me next

as he tucked some hair behind her

flew by. Three days later, Shirley came to say goodbye. She was leaving since she was a transfer student. A helicopter was already waiting for her on the helipad. “See you

saw Cole coming as