Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Francis had been doing a good job over the past few years, so the company’s performance had been very stable.

Just then, Alex came in somewhat anxiously. “Miss Tillman, I’d like to talk to you.”

Anastasia raised her eyebrows impassively. “Is there anything, President Hunter?”

“Could you ask President Presgrave to give us a break and stop targeting Tillman Constructions? This is your dad’s company, after all, Alex said in an almost pleading tone.

Anastasia frowned slightly. “I don’t know what you’re talking about.”

“Your dad secured quite some projects last year, but now those clients intend to cancel their orders. I only have a handful of small orders now, but they can hardly sustain the company’s growth.”

Anastasia seemed unruffled on the surface, but she was surprised inwardly.

Did Elliot really take action against Alex? What is he up to? “This has nothing to do with Elliot. If the clients want to cancel their orders, you should look within yourself for the reasons instead of blaming him for it,” she argued. Then, she mocked coldly, ‘Mr. Hunter, I believe nothing will happen to my dad’s company as long as it’s in your hands. You’re such a capable person, after all.”

has anything to do with this. If this is really his doing. please ask him to give the

that Anastasia wouldn’t help him. “The company’s projects are your

at all about Tillman Constructions’ fate. However,

that the company made profits. Now that he had

that, but Erica intended to transfer to him the 40 percent shares Naomi owned in the company, making him the

he left,

and dialed

A male voice answered the phone with a chuckle on the other end

because of you that Tillman Constructions lost a few big projects?” Anastasia

“Yes, it is.”

do

want to acquire

Elliot said.

acquire it, then?”

ordinary. Since Alex wants so much to have your dad’s company to himself, I’ll let him taste what

there anything that I can

by myself. Elliot had planned this for a long time. Alex was one of the people he hated the most

don’t tally;