Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Chapter 394 She Couldn’t Falsely Accuse the Innocent

After Anastasia finally found her first draft, she put it on her desk and said, “This is my first draft, but it can’t be used as evidence to prove I didn’t plagiarize.”

The time and date the company assessed were based on when the piece was keyed into the system. Clearly, Savill had the upper hand in this.

“I believe you.” Elliot looked at her with absolute trust.

Anastasia choked at that, and she smiled wryly. “Do you really have that much faith in me?”

“Who am I suppose to believe when I don’t even believe in my woman?” Elliot’s gaze was filled with resolution.

He got her a little stump, and she evaded his gaze. Nonetheless, his words had given her a confidence boost.

“Thanks. Now, I want to get to the bottom of this and see who leaked my sketch to Savill.” With that, she looked down at her sketch.

now, Savill claimed it as their own and even slandered her for it. How exasperating

teach them a lesson for you.” Elliot’s face turned grim. That person probably

“Also, Savill will have

rendered at a loss for

had a feeling Savill

first!” Anastasia decided to check

of said time to her laptop. With that, Elliot and Felicia kept her company as they looked

her office. She hadn’t expected Elliot to actually step

a bunch of formidable lawyers. Even if Anastasia was sued, his lawyers would be able

with it. Right then, she sat in front of her laptop while she looked through the footage. She swore that she would find the

her stare into the screen with her brows locked into a deep furrow, non-blinking.

immediately came to her mind—Alice and Aliona. These two were openly hostile toward her. However, she couldn’t rule out the possibility of

the footage.” Anastasia watched the surveillance footage frame by frame, fast-forwarding and rewinding from

a chair over and sat next to Anastasia. He decidedly ignored the important work in Presgrave Group,

handle this myself.” Anastasia

with you.” Elliot wasn’t going anywhere. After all, nothing was more important than