Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Shirley heard footsteps behind her. She turned around and locked eyes with the man descending the stairs.

“The dumplings are ready. I’ll bring them out in. a moment.” She smiled at him. Under the light, her bright and lively eyes reflected the surrounding crystal lights, making them sparkle.

The man couldn’t tear his gaze away for a moment. Shirley brought out the first bowl of dumplings. Her long, smooth, and black hair. was tied into a simple bun, with a few strands of bangs falling gracefully on her beautiful cheeks. In the man’s eyes, she seemed more appetizing than the bowl of dumplings.

She went back to the kitchen. With her back to the man, her slender legs, which were as delicate and fair as snow, were partially covered by the white T-shirt dress, accentuating her curvy and alluring figure.

His gaze became more intense and he couldn’t help but secretly gulp.

“I accidentally made too many dumplings. Please don’t waste them. You have to eat them all!” Shirley brought out the second bowl while. looking a bit embarrassed as she smiled at him.

that it would be too much for him: to finish so many

she used her fork to add a few more

for over a year. Unless he requested assistance, the vast mansion had only his solitary figure. Tonight was undeniably destined to be full of vitality, making the night indescribably

won’t be working late,

his food. She smiled. “Of course. I believe people all

However, when he heard the official statement in the

awkward atmosphere. “Mr. Flintstone, didn’t your nephew say he wanted to live here? Why

you want him to live here?” Zacharias asked her

She was just trying to chat with him. He took it as if

just curious.” Shirley pursed

kicked out

why he kicked out his nephew that night was simple-his nephew

casually. Upon thinking about it, Shirley agreed. Tony