Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

When Corinne finished preparing breakfast, she saw a tall and elegant figure descending the stairs. It was Zacharias. “Your breakfast is ready, Mr. Flintstone,” she said with a smile. Her previous harsh attitude toward Shirley was nowhere to be seen.

“Okay.” He nodded and sat down at the breakfast table. All this while, Corinne looked at him admiringly, finding it hard to take her eyes off him. Naturally, he noticed this. For girls who had ulterior motives, he typically gave them indifferent treatment.

“Mr. Flintstone, if you ever want something specific for your meals, feel free to tell me anytime,” she said.

“No, you’re doing great.” He shook his head. At once, her heart raced with joy. “Thank you, Mr. Flintstone.”

“I’ll give you the day off. You can go back to the dorm and rest,” he suddenly said. Just after a few seconds of joy, her expression froze. Another day off? For the whole day? “But I- I still need to prepare lunch and dinner for you.” She quickly emphasized her importance.

“Imogen can handle that.”

her cooking skills aren’t good.

he said, looking

her head, not daring to dispute his words. In the

to pick up her bag and walked toward the door, all the while harboring some resentment. Why? Why can Imogen stay, but I’m constantly being given time

small pile at the side of the road. At this moment, Corinne came over and, with a

in anger. Meeting her gaze, Corinne approached and said, “Let’s see for how long you can stay

the bag in her hand and understood that Corinne had been given yet another day off. What’s going on? Why don’t I have a

interfere with my work again, I won’t be easy on you,” Shirley muttered angrily. However, Corinne had no idea about her abilities and was utterly unimpressed. “Do you think I’m afraid of you? In our class, I’m an excellent combat

disdainful expression, Shirley replied confidently, “You might be the best in your class,

to spar and see who’ll be left picking up

you are,” Shirley responded fearlessly. With that, Corinne left, and after Shirley finished cleaning the yard, she returned to the living room. She saw

“Thank you, but I already ate this morning.” She didn’t want to have it. After that,