Night of Destiny (Anastasia Tillman)

Chapter 2626

Zacharias chuckled. “So, you have wished, so shall it be.”

Shirley felt herself getting pulled into a warm embrace. She could smell the scent of shampoo on

Zacharias. It tickled her heart, and she wanted to get closer to him. Holding her nape, Zacharias kissed

her. It was a gentle kiss, enough to melt Shirley. She thought she was going to become a puddle.

In the dark, she tasted Zacharias, and her whole body was overwhelmed by his scent. He nibbled on

her lip and dipped down lower. Shirley was shivering, her hands held by Zacharias. In the darkness,

Zacharias took what he wanted from her like a predator.

Dawn came. When Shirley opened her eyes, Zacharias had gone to work. Contented, she slept in the NôvelDrama.Org holds © this.

place he slept in, sniffing his lingering scent. All she could think of was everything that happened the

night before. That was crazy.

Zacharias left a note for her on the table, telling her to stay at home and take a break, and if she

wanted to leave the house, she must have bodyguards following her around. After that harrowing

kidnapping in Flor, he would not let her get into any risky situation again.

Shirley wanted to swing by her grandmother’s place in the afternoon. She didn’t ask Zacharias’

bodyguards to follow her as she didn’t want to waste his resources. If he needed bodyguards, but they

were protecting her, he would be in danger. Shirley had nothing to fear back in her home country.

Shirley had lunch at her grandmother’s place. It had been a long time since Ava saw her

granddaughter. She thought the girl felt a little more grown up this time. She noticed the hickey on

Shirley’s neck, but her eyes weren’t as good as they were, so she thought it was a mosquito bite. “It’s

winter. It’s not mosquito season, so…”

Shirley’s cheeks burned up. She quickly clapped her hand on the hickey. “No, no, it was a mosquito.

There was one in my room last night.” A big and fierce one, too. Ava said, “You have to close the

windows. Don’t want the bugs to come in.”

“Of course, Grandma.” Shirley smiled. Whew, that was close. Curious, Ava asked, vice president?

When’s the meeting with the parents?”

“We’re getting along well. Won’t be seeing the parents soon.” Shirley was still a little embarrassed

about breaking the secret to her parents.

“Tell him to come over and have dinner sometimes.”

“Not a good idea, Grandma. You know who he is. He can’t go around anywhere he wants,” said Shirley.

Ah, right. The vice president can’t visit just anyone he wants to.

It was almost five, and Shirley wanted to go home. Just then, someone rang the doorbell. Shirley said,

“I’ll get it, Grandma.” She came into the courtyard, and when she saw who was standing outside, her

eyes went wide. “What brings you here?” She was surprised, but she opened the door for Zacharias.

“Came to see Ava.” Zacharias smiled, holding presents up.

Shirley knew she was tailed again. How else would he find out I came here? “I was just about to go

home, and you showed up,” said Shirley.

“We’ll have dinner with Ava, then.” Zacharias smiled. Well, Grandma wants to see him anyway. Shirley

nodded. “Sure. Tell Roy to patrol the perimeter.”

“Don’t worry. They know what to do without you telling them.” Zacharias put an arm around Shirley and

took her into the courtyard.

Ava wondered who the guest was. She then saw a young man coming in. He was handsome and

dashing, just like the perfect grandson-in-law she wanted. Ava stood up, welcoming Zacharias. “Hello,

Mr. Vice President.”