Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

“Does your boyfriend know that you’re working for me?” Zacharias suddenly asked out of curiosity. Shirley paused her chewing and looked up. She said, “Mr. Flintstone, we agreed not to discuss my relationship.”

“I’m just worried he might get jealous.” He raised an eyebrow.

“He won’t,” Shirley replied. Cole had no idea she was working here.

“If one day he finds out that you and I spend all day and night together, wouldn’t he misunderstand?” He smiled. He was even more interested now. Shirley was momentarily stunned.

“A man and a woman living under the same roof-it’s hard not to give people the wrong idea!” he continued. She cleared her throat. “We have a professional relationship. There won’t be any romantic involvement. Mr. Flintstone, enjoy your meal!”

Zacharias felt bored. He picked up a piece of food and looked at her with his dark, mysterious eyes. Shirley lowered her head to eat and felt that he looked normal on the surface but had a somewhat unscrupulous mind.

Did all men like to flirt?

“Accompany me somewhere tomorrow.”

“Where to?”

Zacharias said. She nodded. “Okay. Do I need to prepare anything for the

it. We will stay overnight on the mountain, so pack a few sets of clothes.” Shirley didn’t expect him to stay overnight after paying respects to his mother.

Shirley from her sleep. She

tomorrow. It wasn’t suitable to go up the mountain in such

it stopped pouring, but it was still drizzling. Shirley packed a simple bag and brought it to the door, only to find that

such heavy rain?” she asked quietly. Roy nodded. “Mr. Flintstone

Zacharias came downstairs. She handed him a warm windbreaker. He took it but saw her wearing a suit.

head. “It’s okay. I’m not afraid

turned to Roy. “Get some

were going to,

from the Flintstone Residence, the convoy drove through the rain. Zacharias remained silent, and his whole being exuded a melancholic aura. She wondered what he was thinking, but

the outskirts. The road in the suburbs was broad but sparsely populated. In the distance, the mountains were misty and the

convoy continued to drive up the mountain, Shirley noticed that the security team’s driving skills were excellent. Coupled with the high-performance