Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

“Now he has found me and asked me to seek your forgiveness.”

“There’s no need to spare such a person. Deal with him as needed.”

“But he used to be your supporter and admirer. If we take action against him, will it affect your reputation?”

“There’s no need to consider my reputation. Clean out the pest.” Zacharias’ gaze was resolute and cold.

“All right. I’ll do as you wish.” the person on the other end said and hung up the phone.

Zacharias tossed his phone onto the couch and then went to the open kitchen counter. He took out some fruits from a box and washed and sliced them before carrying them upstairs with the coffee.

saw a girl sleeping with a book in her hands. He smiled lightly before placing the fruits

up, but the man’s big hand pressed her back

minutes, she felt rejuvenated. She sat up while holding the blanket he covered. her with. Upon seeing the fruits on the table, she felt a bit embarrassed. ‘I’m sorry. I

friends here. Not superior and subordinate. Zacharias raised an

also honored to be friends

hung over his forehead. Combined with his laid-back expression, he resembled a lazy but majestic lion. Shirley picked up

fast-paced, but in the mountains, time seemed to slow down. Evening approached slowly. The entire wooden

He insisted that she let him do it, and she couldn’t intervene. She stood by and watched him. skillfully pan-sear

She went over to open the red wine and set the table. It seemed that they would have a

she was thinking about this, she suddenly froze. Wait a

Cole! Soon after, he brought out two well-plated dinners.

cabinet to find something. Shirley hadn’t reacted yet when

be a candlelight dinner tonight? She felt her heart beating faster. The atmosphere seemed

rain hitting the eaves. In the dining room of the wooden house, the candlelight flickered, giving life to a small, bright world. On the other side of the stove, there