Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Sophia took a sip of her coffee, her expression becoming somewhat calmer. “I know you’re the first girl my son has ever liked.”

“So, Mrs. Weiss, can you allow us to be together?” Harmony couldn’t help but ask again.

“Miss Mayo, I came here to ask you to leave my son.” Sophia didn’t beat around the bush anymore. She didn’t need to use harsh words towards a girl; she just needed to achieve her goal.

“I will give you 50 million as compensation. I know it’s a bit less for your profession, but I think it should be enough.” Sophia said, her mind filled with Harmony’s scandalous photos. She wondered if this girl had ever considered whether a man she liked would come into her life when she agreed to take those photos, whether the man and his family would accept her.

So, although Sophia felt some sympathy for Harmony, she still doubted Harmony’s character and morality.

Harmony still wanted to fight for her feelings, even if she ultimately failed, but she didn’t expect Sophia to be so clear. She didn’t want her to be with Ezekiel.

I ask, Mrs. Weiss, is it because of my background?” Harmony bit her

a moment and shook her head. “No, it has nothing to

I was born poor. I’m not worthy of Ezekiel.” Harmony pursed her

head, comforting her. “No, Miss Mayo, please don’t think like that. It’s not because of your birth. After all, when I married Ezekiel’s father, there was a huge gap between us. This is not the reason I’m stopping you two from

surprise. “Can I ask what

mention the photos to hurt her. “I can’t tell you the reason, Miss Mayo. Please leave Ezekiel. I hope you won’t make it difficult

hurt his family. If this was her fate,

me. I will do as you say. I won’t bother Ezekiel anymore. I will… I will leave him and let him have a happier

up to see a pair of gentle eyes looking at her. She suddenly understood that it wasn’t Sophia who was making things difficult for

her appearance had caused trouble, it was her fault. It had nothing to do with Sophia. All of this was just something she shouldn’t

sorry, I lost my composure,” Harmony said, holding back

she had prepared.