Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Zacharias sat at the dining table, watching his nephew hold Shirley’s hand. Immediately, he cleared his throat and said, “Tony, come over and have your breakfast.”

At his words, Tony quickly released Shirley’s hand and refrained from making any advances. After all, she was going to be his uncle’s future wife.

“Hurry and come over, Tony. It’s a bodyguard’s duty to stand guard.” Jesslyn felt discontent too. Why is Tony being so friendly with a bodyguard?

Tony obediently joined them for breakfast, and Jesslyn continued to plead with Zacharias, “Please, Zacharias. Just let me stay here for three days. I promise to behave.”

“No.” Zacharias was holding his coffee, but his gaze remained fixed on the straight figure at the door.

“How about just one day, then? Let me stay here for the night.”

at the latest,” he

she bit her lip. Suddenly, she realized that even though Zacharias was talking to her, his gaze was fixated in one direction. She followed his gaze and saw Shirley’s slender

jealousy flared in her eyes. I’ve underestimated the bodyguard’s

breakfast, Zacharias instructed the servant clearing the table, “Prepare

Mr. Flintstone,” the servant acknowledged, well aware of who it

escort her home in the afternoon, Zacharias told Tony. After that, he dialed a number to summon his

overcoat for

the overcoat. He then adjusted his tie, remarking.

loosened and re-tied it. Meanwhile, Jesslyn couldn’t hear their conversation from the dining table. When she saw Shirley helping Zacharias get dressed and fix his tie, she grew furious

acted amused,

the door for him. After he got in and before driving away,

from calm. She wasn’t naive; she knew that the look of someone in love couldn’t be hidden, especially when she was the one who was being

reciprocate his feelings because she had recently ended a brief romantic relationship with Cole. Even though it had only extended as far as holding hands, she couldn’t

three-month internship a success. As