Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Martha frowned. When did her grandson start liking to fool around with girls in hotels? He was simply ruining their family’s name.

“It seems that I have to meet Miss Sophia

when I have the time.”

“Grandma, when you meet her, you have to warn her to stay away from Artie,” Emily reminded.

Martha nodded before saying, “Then, you have to work hard too! Don’t waste the opportunity that I created for you and Artie.”

Emily pursed her lips and said in a slightly aggrieved tone, “I will.”

Early in the morning, Sophia answered a call in a daze. “Hello? Who is it?”

“Hello, are you Miss Sophia? I’m from the HR department at Bourgeois Jewelry Atelier. We have arranged for you to

interview for the front desk job at 10 o’clock in the morning. Do you have time to come over?”

hurriedly replied in an excited tone,

ecstatic as she didn’t expect to receive a response when she had just submitted her resume the previous night. Besides, Bourgeois Jewelry Atelier was a high-end jewelry brand,

up and put on makeup before leaving. When the time for her appointment came, Sophia’s attractive appearance and elegant aura that she had gained from

start work tomorrow!” The manager of the HR department instantly

company were not bad as well and completely

placed on the far left. Although they were working at the front desk, they still had complicated feelings toward each other, especially toward other girls who were prettier than them. Sophia was dressed in a professional suit with her long hair tied back,

I’m Sophia, and I just started working here. I’ll be

a little surprised. It was her first time entering the workforce, and she had

her position, and there was only a transition plan from the

did not specify

ask her

ask me. I won’t teach you,” the girl replied

front of her rang, and she reached

department.” A male voice

a moment, let me check.” Sophia quickly flipped through the transition plan, but she

person on the call said angrily, “What’s wrong with you?”

in frustration, the girl next to her sneered,

indeed my first