Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Tony sat in the passenger seat while looking. carefree and leaning on his side as he stared straight at Shirley. She allowed him to scrutinize her; having received training, she had to remain composed even in the face of at major disaster.

“You’re really beautiful, and you’re the type I like. Can I pursue you?” he asked straightforwardly. “I’m not interested in you, Shirley replied before glancing at him. Suddenly, she kind of understood why Zacharias exploded in anger just now. Tony was a troublemaker.

Tony snorted. “So, you’re interested in my uncle, huh? Do you like older men?”

Shirley didn’t want to engage in this conversation, so she remained silent. However, he was quite interested in continuing the chat. “I know my uncle is popular with women, but unfortunately, he doesn’t like women.”

She couldn’t help but ask, “So, does he like men?”

He burst into laughter. “Haha! I really wish my uncle could hear you say that. I want to see how furious he’d become.”

Shirley turned her head and gave him a stern look without saying a word. Tony raised an eyebrow. “It’s not my uncle’s problem for not liking women. He’s just immune to women. As far as I can remember, he has never liked any woman. Of course, he doesn’t like men either. He’s just a cold and ruthless political machine.”

stopped talking to Tony because she wasn’t interested in the affairs of

got out of the car and followed Shirley. “Hey, Miss. Can I get your contact information? Let’s grab

she saw the man sitting on the couch. She immediately came to stand behind him while maintaining a

Tony sat on the couch and greeted Zacharias reluctantly while covering his swollen

crossed his face. “Didn’t you promise me not to

start it! They bullied the girl first, so I

“You were clearly the one at fault, yet you still try to justify yourself.” Tony shrugged. “I just went on

right. All right. I promise I won’t ask someone else’s girlfriend out to

already, and you’re not a child

his head and muttered, “I got it.

keep writing

a different form of punishment? I don’t want that. I’d rather go out and sweep the streets than write a self-critique.” Tony refused with