Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

It was a kind of feeling driving in a car couldn’t provide. Every time Jasper stepped on the brakes, Willow would slam into his back, causing a smile to appear on the corner of his lips. After a while, she couldn’t help but wonder whether he was stepping the brakes on purpose.

Eventually, they stopped in front of a hotel. So, she said, “Let’s stay in the hotel tonight. I booked a room for myself. We can have it for the night.”

He wasn’t surprised she had a place to stay everywhere. He nodded. “Sure. We’ll go with your plan.”

She looked at him sheepishly. “But there’s one thing I don’t have here.” She refused to go to the convenience store with him and purchase a pack of condoms. Therefore, she urged, “You’re buying that yourself. I’ll be waiting in the lobby.”

Of course, Jasper knew what she was implying. He replied, “Sure. Wait for me. I’ll be back right away.”

She sauntered into the lobby. This hotel belonged to the Mansons. The manager eagerly served the young miss of the Presgraves the moment she came in. Ten minutes later, a tall, handsome man came into the lobby. The receptionists’ eyes shone, and they stared at the man with unblinking eyes.

little envious. Could he be Miss Presgrave’s boyfriend? She has a good eye for

she led Jasper to the elevator. They came to Willow’s room eventually. The waitstaff would clean this place every day, and they would dry clean the clothes she left here from time to time. There was a lack of men’s clothing here, so Jasper

a few sets of your clothes here next time,” said Willow. Jasper uncapped a bottle of water and handed it to her. “Have

of her like she was a priceless

done, she gave the bottle back to him. “You have

drank the water. In the meantime, she figured it would be best to take a shower

could feel herself flushing crimson. “You mean to say,

lips into a smile.

the shower will do. Help me wash

to help. Willow pushed him. “You go ahead.

a moment. Nevertheless, she mustered up her courage. We’ve gone all the way anyway. There’s no need for me to feel shy. We’re going to

so his hair was drenched. The light was