Night of Destiny

Sophia felt a surge of anxiety, a lump forming in her chest. She didn’t bother investigating who had sent her the photos. After all, the Al face- swapping technology had created such convincing images that doubting their authenticity was impossible.

As evening fell, a private jet was en route to Averna Sophia was so desperate that she didn’t even want to contact her son. She had to go to him personally and show him these photos.

That night, after Harmony finished filming her night scenes, Ezekiel, who had patiently waited for her to finish her last scene, drove them home in his sports car

Harmony was feeling tired and started to doze off in the passenger seat. However, she noticed something unusual. She looked out the window at the scenery and exclaimed in surprise, “This isn’t the way back to the hotel! Did you take a wrong turn?”

Ezekiel simply smiled and replied, “No, this is the way home Content is property © NôvelDrama.Org.

Having lived her whole life in this city, Hammomy knew that the hotel was right in the heart of the city, and this was not the route to the hotel.

“No, seriously, you’ve taken a wrong turm. This Isn’t the way home. It seems like we’re heading into a residential area. And why are there fewer and fewer houses?” Harmony asked, surprised. She had never been to this place before, so it felt very unfamiliar.

“This is… this is a villa district!” Harmony finally saw the brightly lit row of villas. This was a wealthy neighborhood!

Ezekiel smiled and said, “Yes, it’s a villa district.”

Harmony was momentarily stunned, but she had a vague feeling of what was going on, even though she wasn’t sure.

Finally, Ezekiel’s car drove through an automatically opening gate. What appeared before her eyes was a beautiful garden, and in the middle of the garden, a dazzling four-story luxury villa.

Harmony covered her mouth in surprise. “This is…”

“This is our home!” Ezekiel said.

Harmony had one surprise after another that day. First, a proposal, then a car, and now… he had brought her to their future home. She felt like she was dreaming. Without her knowing, he had done so much for her.

The sports car stopped at the entrance of the villa. Ezekiel got out of the car and then opened the passenger door before asking her to get out. “Please step out of the car, Princess,” Ezekiel said with a smile.

Harmony was indescribably excited. She placed her hand in his and let him lead her out of the car.

“Let’s go inside and take a look. See if you like it,” Ezekiel said, leading her into the house. The high- ceilinged hall was awe-inspiring, and the floor-to-ceiling crystal chandelier added a touch of luxury. The place was not only cozy but also very romantic.

“Do you like it?” Ezekiel asked nervously. He had designed and decorated it all without her input.

Harmony looked around at the villa’s decor and exclaimed, “I love it. It incorporates all my favorite colors and elements.”

Ezekiel breathed a sigh of relief. All that mattered was that she liked it. If she didn’t, he would have it redecorated.

“Are we staying here tonight?” Harmony asked, turning around.

Ezekiel nodded. “Yes, from tonight on, this will be our home.”

“But I didn’t pack any of my clothes or luggage,” Harmony said.

“Why don’t you go upstairs and see if there’s anything else you need?”

Harmony blinked. Could this man have bought her an entire new wardrobe?

When she entered the dressing room on the third floor, she was stunned. Had this man moved an entire boutique back for her?! The nearly 120-square-yard dressing room was filled with clothes, shoes, jewelry, and watches. She had only seen such a scene in movies about wealthy heiresses.

Harmony stood dumbfounded for a good ten seconds before she could react. The man behind her leaned lazily against the wall, smiling at her. “Are you pleased?”