Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Shirley looked at him nervously. “No, no. I’m not tired. I’m willing to do it.”

This threatening method was indeed quite effective. “Come upstairs and find me in twenty minutes!” Zacharias said before leaving.

“Oh! Is it starting tonight?” Shirley asked in surprise.

“Do you want to pick a specific time?” the man retorted. Even if she was unwilling, she had to endure it because she couldn’t afford to offend this man.

“All right. I’ll come upstairs in a while,” Shirley replied. She just realized that the man had finished all the dumplings in his bowl. It seemed like he had been really hungry.

It made sense; this man’s mental work must be quite heavy, which made him more prone to. hunger. Shirley washed the dishes and tidied up the table. It was already 11.00PM when she was. done with it.

She sighed while thinking, It’s just three months. I can endure it. However, when she thought about it now, three months seemed quite long! Ninety days! This is unbelievable.

lights were off. She couldn’t help but wonder if he was in his bedroom. It

pushed open the door to the man’s master bedroom. To her surprise, there was no sign of the man in the bedroom

the bathroom. She suddenly felt awkward. Was this man planning to have her massage him

she had seen many shirtless men and never felt embarrassed, but why did

out wearing only black pajama

chaotic. Did this man really

she allowed to watch this

do you want to wear something?” Shirley

hair. His usually neat hair was

the towel around his neck and casually lay on his large gray bed. Shirley took a deep breath and walked over. She

the pressure is too much, please let me know, Shirley said while focusing on the task

all, it wasn’t a shameful thing;

massage techniques to apply the right pressure in accordance with the muscle structure, aiming

back muscles were indeed well-defined and strong. Each muscle held hidden power. It was no wonder he had such good physical prowess;

his waist. Did he really want her to go lower? No. She couldn’t do this; she