Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Chapter 1601 Ellen Reiss

“Ellie should be back soon, and she’s probably on her way. She had to change her shifts to make it here today,” Jessica Aguirre said. She was the elderly woman who had adopted Ellen Reiss.

When Ellen’s name was mentioned, Selena’s head shot up, and a flash of superiority lit up her eyes. She had nothing better to do and was curious to see what Ellen, whom she had once despised, had become.

Selena despised Ellen because her family had fostered Ellen and her brother for a year when they were young. Despite her young age, Selena never overcame her animosity toward Ellen, especially after she realized Ellen had a beautiful doll that she had always wanted. However, Ellen never gave it to her, and Selena hid it, which resulted in her father spanking her. Although her only recollection of Ellen was from their childhood, the vengeful nature of her character meant that she would not let the memories fade. She was relieved that Ellen’s brother had died of illness because otherwise, she would despise them even more.

“Mom, what is Ellen doing now?” Selena asked curiously.

ask Jessica, “What

yet to find a suitable job.” A

heard that. So, she’s working part-time in a cafe, huh? I was hoping she’d do better than

to a few toasts before being seated for the meal. At the same time, a young lady hopped off a bus that had pulled up to the bus station near the hotel, checked the time, and ran to the hotel. Although she was still dressed in her waitress uniform,

seat with the directors. With a bright grin, Ellen made her way to her seat while attracting the attention of several young men as she passed by. She radiated an air of mystic authority that drew people to her like moths to a flame.

walked in, but Ellen still hadn’t noticed her. Selena couldn’t help but feel superior at seeing Ellen

on the shoulder and exclaim,

around, she spotted Olivia and Selena, so she flashed them

Selena,

pretended to greet her amiably. “It’s been a

social situations. Moreover, she had never