Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Ezekiel glanced at her with a smile before entering his room. Compared to his presidential suite, this room was small and somewhat crude. Yet, the interesting girl next door made up for everything.

As Harmony entered her room, Sera was already looking for her. The instant Sera saw her, the woman bombarded her with questions, asking, “Where did you go? It’s already so late!” Then, she noticed the bread in Harmony’s hand and continued in admonishment, “Didn’t I tell you to eat less? The evening gown for tomorrow is XS! You probably won’t fit into it after eating that.”

“If I can’t wear it, then I won’t go!” Harmony replied. After all, she hadn’t planned on attending the red carpet event anyway.

“No! You have to go. This is a rare opportunity. You are not allowed to let this golden opportunity slip your fingers,” Sera insisted sternly.

“Guess who’s living next door to us?”

“Who?”

“The man who found my gemstone back in Dansbury. He’s staying next door. Isn’t this such a coincidence?” Harmony started gossiping immediately.

Sera became excited. “What? It’s him! Isn’t he very wealthy? Why is he staying here?”

I can’t make sense of it either. He looks wealthy! Plus, the hotel we’re in

hotel. It was so ordinary that the

already thinking, as a talent scout, that this person might be a great find. Maybe she could sign him and turn him into

let’s have a

to.” Harmony’s first thought was to refuse. She didn’t know what was wrong with her because her heart would race whenever she laid her eyes on this man. She had seen countless handsome men and

and physique, it’s a waste if he’s not in showbiz.” After

doesn’t want to be disturbed?” Harmony tried

outstanding looks. She opened the door and stepped out Harmony had no choice but

people in her line of work. She stood at the door and knocked. Harmony’s heartstrings tightened with each knock as she thought

would never agree to

door swung open, Sera had never been more certain of her decision to make him a star. Although she had met far too many people to count in her lifetime, she was determined to

His looks surpassed every male artist she had ever seen. His demeanor was impeccable as well. Plus, he

he stepped into a room, he exuded a

Sir. I’m from the room next

he rested his hands on the door frame while peeking a glance at the neighboring room. He soon caught

heard a deep and magnetic voice say,

I come into