Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

“Is this Harmony?” Cecelia asked her daughter, who replied, “Yes, it is.”

Cecelia examined the photo again, then zoomed in on a frontal shot that clearly showed the wrist. She zoomed in as much as possible and asked her daughter, “Is there a red mole here?”

Sophia leaned in for a closer look, then shook her head. “No!”

“That’s it then! Harmony has a red mole on her arm. With today’s advanced technology, isn’t it possible for someone to use computer software to swap faces? Have you considered that someone might be framing this child?” Cecelia retorted.

Sophia was stunned for a few seconds. She had been overly worried about her son’s potential marriage and had never gotten to know Harmony before.

“Really?” she asked in surprise.

Look at this model in the photo. She’s emaciated. It’s clear she has a larger frame. I

always been puzzled about the intentions of the person who sent the photos. Now, it seemed that the person intended to

evident that this person harbored ill will toward Harmony or possibly toward her son, wanting to cause

Sophia had now realized that she

determined to find out who this despicable person was. She wanted to know who dared to meddle in her family’s affairs and harm her

returned to her room, picked up her tablet, and opened her email. She intended to lure this person

gratitude, I am willing to give you a

of a new email. She immediately returned to the

the prospect of getting 150

that she had done Sophia a great favor by giving her an excuse to eliminate a daughter-in-law like Harmony. So, she thought Sophia’s gratitude

hesitated,

send me your bank account number!

to do was send her bank account number, and she would soon receive 150 thousand. This was like money falling from the sky, an irresistible temptation for a greedy