Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

After all, only both of them were in the room. Even though she was resolute and didn’t have any inappropriate thoughts about him, if it were someone else, like a girl who had long admired him, such as Corinne, the situation just now might have taken a different and more passionate turn! Wasn’t this man afraid of damaging his reputation?

Yet, Shirley hadn’t thought about one thing-not every girl was given that kind of treatment, as she was the first girl Zacharias allowed to be close to him. Early the next morning, she went downstairs to make breakfast for him. She opened the refrigerator and found everything she needed. In the end, she picked two corn cobs, cut them, and boiled four eggs.

She also warmed a pot of milk while waiting for him to come downstairs. Around 8.00AM, Zacharias came down in a classic black suit. When he sat at the dining table and saw the breakfast Shirley brought him, his pupils visibly contracted.

“Is this my breakfast?” he asked. Shirley nodded. ‘Yes. Just make do with it for now. I’m still learning how to cook.”

He picked up an egg and cracked the shell while she handed him a cup of milk. “I have recipes upstairs; go find them yourself. If you want any ingredients, have Roy bring them in.”

I’ll definitely

Time passed quickly, and it was already noon. Zacharias had lunch outside

for each day. Tonight, she

of car lights approaching and immediately opened the door to greet them. Roy opened the car door, and Zacharias

good

take off his suit jacket. She took it from him and then went to prepare a cup

of stability and peace. Zacharias had been

said to him. He held up the teacup. “Are you sure you can

she was a fast learner. The man nodded. “I’ll take a shower.

vegetables and preparing ingredients. After an hour, she brought out four dishes and a soup, and the aroma of food filled the

V-neck casual gray sweater, emitting a lazy and sexy vibe. Shirley

at the four dishes, and nodded. “Not bad. It

for herself. Zacharias picked up the first plate, which was the pork chop. Shirley stared at him