Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Tony realized that things were getting serious now. Shirley was drunk to the point where she couldn’t distinguish her directions.

“Uncle Zacharias, I’m hanging up now. We’re on our way back,” Tony said and quickly hung up Zacharias’ call. He reached out to grab Shirley and said, “Goddess, my car is here.” She was supporting her forehead when she noticed that her steps had become unsteady, like she was walking on clouds. One moment, it was going in deep; the next, it wasn’t.

“My head is spinning, Shirley said. “Of course, you’re dizzy. You drank a lot, you’re definitely drunk. Get in the car,” he said and helped her into the vehicle. On the other hand, Tony had only drunk half at glass of alcohol and was still sober.

At the Flintstone Residence, Zacharias sat on the couch, his face dark. He was waiting for those two people who didn’t even bother to inform him before leaving. He was quite angry as they had gone out without informing him.

Tony drove his car toward the Flintstone Residence. After passing through several security checkpoints, it finally drove inside the Flintstone Residence. He noticed that Shirley’s eyes were closed and wondered if she had fallen asleep.

“Goddess, we’re here,” he called out to her. At that moment, Zacharias, who was in the hall, heard the sound of the car and recognized it was Tony’s car. He got up and walked out.

the car, he saw Zacharias standing at the door. His heart skipped a beat, and he chuckled

seat and saw Shirley sleeping inside. He whispered,

her to her room quietly, but now that Zacharias was here, he really hoped that she would cooperate and not let Zacharias find out

for the woman sitting in the front passenger seat to get out of the car but noticed that she hadn’t moved

Zacharias appeared next to him. Zacharias. caught a faint smell of alcohol in the air at

he asked sternly. Tony couldn’t hide it any longer and stuttered, “We… Uh… we went to a bar! Goddess said she was feeling down and wanted to have a drink to

the word ‘bar, his anger flared up. He couldn’t believe his nephew

with you in a bit,” Zacharias said angrily.

at the girl in the car, who was drunk and had fallen

pushed his hand away and mumbled,

her out of the car. Shirley’s steps were unsteady, and she couldn’t stand on her own. Her entire body leaned. against the man’s sturdy chest,

he tried to hold back his anger. He was indeed furious, but there was no point in losing his temper with someone drunk. Shirley