Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Chapter 1614 You’re Hired

However, the person on the other end remained friendly as he said, “How about this? I’ll get her a job at the reception first. If she’s willing to take this job, we’ll give her an official contract once the probation period of three months is over. Please send me her number and basic details.”

“Okay, great! Thank you a bunch, Mr. McConaughey,” Connor said in relief, thinking that this was suitable compensation for Ellen. His daughter was employed, and Ellen didn’t have to worry about job searching anymore.

When he got home, Olivia continued to ask him whether he had given any money to Ellen, which was within his expectations. “She wouldn’t take it even if I wanted to give it to her,” he answered helplessly.

“It’s only right that she doesn’t take it as she should understand that every single penny from this family is unrelated to her,” Olivia scoffed. Every word she uttered was more demeaning than the last.

He stared at his wife and felt as though he was looking at a stranger. What turned her into such a heartless person? Was it money? he wondered.

relationship was quite stable, but he noticed that his wife had gradually turned into a selfish and indifferent person. She hoarded money like a dragon and no

stare, she barked, “What are you looking

that he had gotten Ellen into the Presgrave

of financial analyst. For a fresh graduate, it would be impossible for her to get such a good

image of that young man she bumped into at the golf course that day appeared in her mind. For the past few days, she would go there for a walk and take some

looked forward to seeing him again because some people in this world had the charm to steal one’s heart at first

she wasn’t afraid, but she merely missed Jessica and couldn’t accept

phone ringing. She blindly reached out to grab her phone

speaking to Miss Ellen Reiss? I’m calling from the Human Resource Department of Presgrave Group. Can you come

clueless Ellen didn’t remember

you’re hired. Is

urgent need of a job. She couldn’t be bothered to wonder whether this job

be there tomorrow,” she