Night of Destiny (Anastasia and Elliot) novel Chapter 1631

Chapter 1631 First Night with the Silversteins

“He’s a friend of mine. I’ll invite him out for a meal with all of us sometime soon!” Nigel agreed with a smile. He was more than happy to oblige.

Jessie shared briefly about her life at the orphanage. Fortunately, the director at the orphanage had been a kind, motherly figure who treated Jessie well. Although the orphanage was poor, Jessie’s childhood had been filled with love and joy.

It went without saying that Brandon and Maggie were determined to thank the director at the orphanage. They were also going to provide as much help as they could to the orphanage.

“Jessie, my dear child.” Maggie held Jessie in her arms all this while as if she was making up for the lost time. Jessie could sense the love her parents had for her, as well as the remorse they felt for all the years of separation.

However, in Jessie’s eyes, being reunited with her family was her greatest joy in life. She felt a weight lifted off her shoulders after knowing that her parents were still alive and healthy.

After dinner, Nigel left, and Queenie took Jessie to her room. The Silverstein couple couldn’t wait to refurbish a room for Jessie. The one that Bonnie used had been turned into a storage room.

The couple didn’t want Jessie to stay in that room either. They didn’t want their precious daughter to be tainted by the room’s previous owner.

With Brandon and Maggie’s permission, Queenie filled Jessie in on everything that happened in the past year.

Jessie could hardly believe her ears. Someone pretended to be me and leeched off the family? She even spent over a million of the family’s money?

Nevertheless, Jessie rejoiced at the imposter’s outcome. She was back now. No one could use her identity again.

That night, Brandon and Maggie were so ecstatic that they couldn’t sleep a wink. It was as if the long nightmare had ended and had been replaced by the sweetest dream they could have.

Their youngest daughter had truly come home to them.

“Jessie. It’s a lovely name,” Maggie remarked with a sigh.

“Jessie Silverstein. It rolls right off the tongue. From now on, we have both our daughters with us.”

“I know! My dream has always been to see both our daughters marry and start their own families. I’m sure it’ll come true now.”