Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Zacharias turned to look at her before saying to his other subordinate, “Get her to the hospital.”

He was referring to Imogen. Imogen immediately suppressed her pain and said, “Sir, you don’t need to worry about me. You should leave now!”

Zacharias glanced at her. Seeing this, she was inwardly elated, for she had successfully captured his attention, which was her ultimate goal-to make Zacharias remember her. Shirley turned to Freddie and said, “Mr. Hurst, arrange for someone to take the injured to the hospital.”

“Understood! You lead Mr. Flintstone out,” Freddie replied urgently. He never expected that an incident like this would happen, but fortunately, Zacharias remained unharmed.

Shirley held onto Zacharias as they left through the back door, and at that moment, Roy and his men quickly formed a protective barrier around them. They escorted Zacharias this way until they reached the car. Shirley opened the car door, but Zacharias suddenly pushed her inside before he took a seat.

Although Shirley had seen everything clearly, she still couldn’t help but express her concern, “Are you hurt?”

Zacharias shook his head. “I’m fine.”

Shirley breathed a sigh of relief. Just then, Roy’s voice came through the communication device. “Return to the mansion immediately.”

was on her way to the hospital. Zacharias called Freddie and said in a

We’re already verifying her information,” Freddie

before we have

“Yes, sir.”

a compassionate heart even after an assassination attempt, Shirley couldn’t help but feel

calls of sympathy and support

of the elderly woman earlier had been confirmed. It turned out that she was the mother of the suicide bomber on the highway the other time, and she blamed Zacharias for her

time. I suspect there was an intentional

behind the scenes is still attempting to assassinate you,

in his dying moments,” Zacharias replied with an

we will investigate

him. The false alarm earlier had startled her, and she couldn’t help but think about what might have happened if the elderly woman had been armed with a gun instead of

public events, you should consider avoiding them. With your status, you

upon seeing her, and he smiled. “Did today

afraid of death, but for some reason, the idea of

room for error when it