Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Corinne had her own opinions, but at this moment, she couldn’t say anything. She observed for a moment and saw that Imogen was eating so naturally. She was completely unrestrained in front of Zacharias. Corinne couldn’t help but wonder where Imogen got the courage. Even she couldn’t stay this calm. Just standing next to someone like Zacharias was already intimidating, let alone having a meal with him.

Corinne still didn’t dare to go back for her phone as she was afraid of disrupting Zacharias’ meal. She decided she would go back home to get her other phone.

Shirley ate quietly. When Zacharias looked at her, she calmly took a bite of her food. She even reminded him, “This dish is a bit spicy. Mr. Flintstone, can you handle spicy food?”

He replied, “I can.”

Shirley smiled, turned around to get a bowl, and served a bowl of soup for the man next to her. ‘Don’t forget to drink soup after the meal!”

He was speechless..

Was this her home or his home? After drinking two spoonfuls of soup, Zacharias said, “I’m done. You can clean up.”

much, Shirley immediately sensed something-hist stomach was not easy to please. “Bring a cup of coffee up in

table of food and dishes. She first took them

this regard because she liked making coffee for her mother. She made a cup for the man according to her mother’s preferences out of habit.

to slow down her steps as she reached the study door. She knocked, and just as she pushed the door open, she heard a

Luckily, she reacted quickly. She stood somewhat awkwardly at the.

talk about our relationship to the outside world, and don’t use my identity.” The low

he saw the girl behind him with the coffee. He said in a deep voice, “Put

the coffee on the table, held the tray with both hands, and was ready to take orders. “Mr. Flintstone,

downtown police station and bail someone out for me. His name is

Shirley nodded. “Okay. Understood.”

to herself that since they shared the same family name, Tony was probably his younger relative, and

matters to deal with, even in the vice