Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Shirley’s gaze repeatedly darted toward Cole, and her thoughts were in turmoil. Has Zacharias asked me to come early to engineer misunderstandings with Cole? She dismissed this notion, considering it all to be mere coincidence. She couldn’t understand why Zacharias would resort to such tactics, as she didn’t see herself as being so important to him.

Just then, the car door opened, and Zacharias elegantly stepped out of the car. He nodded to Cole and exchanged a few words with Ren.

As Ren’s motorcade began to depart, Cole cast a deep and affectionate look in Shirley’s direction. She acknowledged him with a nod. A certain man closely observed this entire scene.

After Ren’s convoy had departed, Zacharias’ motorcade slowly approached. She turned to Zacharias and said, “I drove here. I won’t be returning with the motorcade.”

“Hand the car keys to someone else and come with me,” he insisted. He didn’t want to grant her any more leave. She had to remain by his side at all times during the coming period. She was resolute. “I’ll drive back by myself.”

Zacharias lowered his head and said in a hushed tone, “Unless you want Imogen’s internship to be tarnished.”

Shirley, and he appeared

it back for her. Zacharias’ car door

could still overhear their conversations within the car.

and then left. The housekeeper was there to assist with his needs, such as sending his soiled clothes

the study, she placed the documents on the desk and asked him, “There was nothing important, so why did you ask me to come to

in a calm tone, “Isn’t it

know that my great-uncle would find

you think I deliberately wanted to make Cole misunderstand

deliberately

don’t have the time to make other men jealous,” Zacharias denied, even though his

silence, finding him mysterious beyond argument and

the one you were taking care of in the hospital? That you were substituting for Imogen during her internship? Or why were we holding hands?” He suddenly fired a barrage