Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

I am looking forward to your wedding, Willow. Stay sweet with Jasper.” “What about Cole? No more news about him?” Willow asked.

Shirley looked out the window, dejected. Then, she nodded. “I miss him, but we don’t have that much freedom. You know how it is with the rules chaining us down and such.”

“Don’t look so down, Shirley. You’re young. You’re not in any hurry” consoled Willow.

Shirley thought Winona had made a good point. She didn’t even have a job. She couldn’t afford to stumble into any relationship at the moment. Even though her father was a successful man, his achievements were not hers. Besides, she couldn’t live under her father’s wing forever. So, she needed to strive for a path of glory that was just hers and hers alone.

The ladies finished their meal and went shopping. Shirley took Willow back to Willow’s place in the evening. “Come inside, Shirley.”

Shirley smiled. “No. You should spend more quality time with your darling Jasper. See you.” She drove off without a backward glance.

Willow sent her off with a smile. The door behind her swung open, making her jump. Before she could exclaim in surprise, Jasper stepped out. She blinked at him, surprised.

know that I was

quietly, “I took a

was wearing the necklace he had given her. He could track her location at all times through this nifty little thing. She couldn’t deny that

missed him terribly. So, she held his arm.

strewn across the ground. He quietly picked them up without any prompting as he wrapped

the lounge, Willow started displaying everything she bought for him. Coupled with her fashion sense and his perfect body, all the clothes she purchased were just right. Unfortunately, he couldn’t find it in himself to like all of them

deadpan stare at her. She merely smiled and hugged him. “Oh, don’t give

her. “Sure. Just for your

though,” Willow teased. Jasper asked

starting tomorrow, then,’ he said. He was happy to oblige such a simple request. She quickly covered his mouth before he could suggest any other wild notions. “No, that was a joke.” She hastily changed the subject,

walked away, but

knew he was only joking, she still put on a stern face as she put her hands

and took a carton of milk for her. She happily took it and gulped some down. While she was enjoying her drink, he