Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Chapter 364 Send Him to the Police

“Do it, Rey!” ordered Elliot.

“President Presgrave…” Rey couldn’t help but mutter. Fifty percent of Presgrave Corporation’s shares were an enormous amount of assets, after all.

After transferring that exact amount, he was certain how much trouble his president would be in.

Suddenly, Elliot turned around with red eyes while enunciating, “I told you to do it!”

Rey could tell from his gaze that fifty percent of Presgrave Corporation’s shares was nothing compared to Anastasia’s life.

Since he had to obey Elliot’s orders, Rey quickly returned to the car, grabbed the laptop, and started running the procedures.

When Anatasia looked at Elliot, she saw the nervousness and worry in his eyes. He didn’t even care about handing over half of Presgrave Corporation’s shares to the person he resented most.

death, but in order to save her, he willingly

move that she had learned before. Though she hadn’t practiced them before, she thought

couldn’t let Elliot transfer the shares just like

he took in her pale face as

to see the legal document of the transfer

had underestimated the weight of Anastasia

tapped the keyboard

on her neck loosening up. Once the knife was shoved about thirty degrees away from her neck, she quickly twisted her head and ducked to escape from his hold. However, the moment she ducked,

her struggling, but the man felt his heart stop for a few seconds when he saw what she

in a low voice, “Are you

Anastasia held her ear with her hand. She was lucky that her ear had only suffered a

the same time. Elliot’s bodyguards and Riley’s subordinates broke into a chaotic

contract!” Like a madman, Riley rushed toward Rey. All he cared about was the transfer of shares contract, and he intended to

laptop with both arms. Upon seeing that, Riley screamed like a lunatic, “Give me the

Elliot let his bodyguards handle the fight as he brought Anastasia out of the scene. He grabbed a first aid kit from the car and used the

utter while trembling, “You are not

a warning; it was