Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

The shopkeeper looked at Harmony and easily knew what kind of dress would suit her most. She came to a cabinet that housed a rare item. A luxurious white dress sat within it, and the diamonds and gemstones embedded in the dress made it look like a starry night sky. This was a luxury fashion product. Nonetheless, the dress wasn’t made with a bold outlook in mind. Therefore, an Eastern lady like Harmony was a perfect fit for this dress. “We can try this out, miss. See if you like it.”

Harmony’s eyes went wide in amazement. This dress was dreamy and regal. “Can I really try this out?” asked Harmony.

“Of course. You can try out all the dresses here tonight.” The shopkeeper smiled.

Harmony nodded. She would go with this one. She trusted the shopkeeper’s eye for fashion. Once Harmony tried out the dress, the shopkeeper herself was shocked by the result. She had seen countless runway models trying out dresses here before making their purchases. Yet, Harmony possessed a different type of beauty than experienced models. She exuded a certain kind of elegance. Thus, she was the perfect fit to show off this dress.

“It’s gorgeous.” Harmony held her breath, enjoying the look. The fabric was great; the colors were dreamy. Frankly, it felt as if her dreams of becoming a princess had come alive after wearing this dress. This dress was perfectly elegant

in the store. It’s

I’ll take this

remained friendly the entire time. Harmony had long, lustrous hair. The shopkeeper initially wanted to use some hair oil, but she thought Harmony’s hair

styled her up from head to toe. Even the

to explain but thought there was no need for that. Instead, she smiled lightly

with water. She raised her head and was

sincerely, “You have a gorgeous

he realized what was happening. Is that a princess walking this way? She’s wonderful. Ezekiel smiled. He didn’t bother explaining his relationship with Harmony. Rather, he pretended she truly was his

little stiff. As a result, she

approached Harmony and

raised her head and apologized, “I’m sorry.” She