Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Imogen watched as Shirley drove toward Flintstone Residence, her eyes burning with discontent. Then, she recalled that she had taught Jesslyn a lesson and wondered whether Jesslyn reasoned with Shirley. I wonder how Zacharias will handle the situation.

Except when she had a duty, she was usually forbidden to approach the Flintstone Residence. On the other hand, Shirley could come and go from there like it was her home.

This is probably the difference status brings! Imogen thought bitterly. The more terrible her family background was, the more she wanted to change her fate through her own efforts. Because my parents can’t help me with anything, I’ll have to rely on myself. Her eyes were intense with a conniving glow. For the sake of my future, I’ll do whatever it takes to get higher in life.

Shirley rushed all the way back to Flintstone Residence, worried that she would miss Zacharias’ birthday celebration. However, when she arrived, she discovered that Zacharias’ family was not there.

Warm lighting filled up the entire place, which was peacefully quiet. Holding the cake in her hands, she entered the hall. Besides the servants getting busy in the kitchen, there were no signs of guests anywhere.

send me to get the cake because he’s going to

placed the present on the table as well and headed upstairs. Just as downstairs, it was also quiet upstairs. Then, she proceeded to the study on the third floor. The door was ajar, and she knocked before entering, only to find that the man on the couch was reading a document. A pair of gold-rimmed glasses rested on the bridge of his nose, and under the lighting, he looked wise and calm with an

“Mr. Flintstone,

fingers and placing them on the side. Without his glasses, his entire aura took a turn again. Casual,

having dinner together later,” he said, standing up. “I’m going to the gym.

in reply but asked in curiosity, “Is

us tonight,” he

her eyes because she couldn’t believe that he was going to spend his birthday without a celebration. Given his identity, his friends and family

the gym,” he added,

go with him. The gym was on the other side of the second floor. It had 180-degree panoramic glass

when he removed his shirt, but he twirled around and stared at her with a smirk. Under the orange lights, his gorgeous, deep-set features appeared a little blurry, and when their eyes met, she couldn’t help