Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

“Is there anything I can help with?” Shirley asked.

“It’s okay. Just enjoy the fire,” the man said. She could only sit on the couch while staring at his kettle and listening to the rain outside. At this moment, she felt an unusual calmness and tranquility. The bodyguards outside wouldn’t come to disturb them and this place felt like a forest cabin from a fairy tale. It felt magical.

“Can I go upstairs and take a look?” Shirley asked.

“Sure.” She went upstairs. There was also a living room with a coffee table and two leather couchs upstairs. In the distance, the misty mountains undulated and exuded a profound beauty.

She entered the first bedroom. It was not too big but cozy and clean. Even the bedding emitted a faint fragrance. The wooden floor had no dust, and she could already imagine how heavenly it would be to sleep here at night. Even the dreams here must be beautiful!

She moved on to the second bedroom. It was larger and obviously the master bedroom. The bed was deep gray, with deep blue sheets and quilts. In front of the floor-to-ceiling window was an exquisite tea table accompanied by two simple couchs..

a painting. Perhaps this was the kind of artistic conception

aroma of coffee in the air.

the table. The coffee with sugar and milk was hers. The man took the other cup and walked to the fireplace before leaning lazily against

to be looking at a painting. The firelight cast a faint glow on the man’s face, giving him

picked up her coffee and sat across from him. The wood

whole room was warm and

come here often?” Shirley

came from a wealthy family. His father was originally an international lawyer. At the age

nice place,” she said

you like it?” he asked. “Of course! I love it. It’s like my dream house.” She

give it to

in a serious tone, “You

joke,” Zacharias answered her seriously. Shirley immediately waved her hand. “Thank you, but I’m already happy to stay

smiled. He found that this woman always made him

still raining outside. I don’t know when it will stop.” Shirley sighed