Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

This powerful union of marriage became even more pleasing to the eyes.

At the table below, Jared was surrounded by young people-himself, his wife, his younger sister and her husband, Ezekiel, and the two children from the president’s family. The guys were handsome and tall, while the girls were stunning and poised.

The wedding continued until 9.00PM. After a day as a bride, Shirley felt that her feet were red and sore. She was naturally not someone suited to wearing high heels, so even custom- made high heels would leave her feet swollen after prolonged wear.

At night, Zacharias brought her back to their residence and personally prepared a basin of hot water for her to soak her feet.

She had just removed her makeup. Her long hair was cascading down, and her bare face was emitting a pure radiance. It was hard for anyone to imagine her fierceness when facing adversaries and the valor that ran deep within her.

Yet, in front of Zacharias, Shirley simply wanted to be a woman cherished by him alone. Her myriad charms were meant for his eyes only.

front of her with his chin resting in his hand. His gaze was fixed on her for who knew how long. The smile on his lips seemed to indicate

her man staring at her. She immediately blushed and reached up to touch

smile, cupped her face,

smiled and reached out her arms to him. “Carry me to our

in his arms and then wiped her feet before carrying her upstairs to

his embrace. Tonight was the first time they were making love as husband and

night of boundless passion

the news. There were congratulatory messages everywhere for them. Despite it being from the media and public,

wedding banquet and resting for three days, Ezekiel decided to move on to the

the Presgrave Family and the Lloyd

was the hub for all things stylish. Big brands and the mainstream

advertisement here. After she escaped back to the country last time, the advertisers weren’t pleased and demanded that she shoot several

time she opened her phone, she would

her realize that women must have careers and

her career was on the rise. What did she need a man for? She broke free from the mentality of