Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Sometimes, hostility might not be stemmed from someone else’s actions. It could merely be because the person’s existence accentuated the weak point of one and caused one to suffer injustice.

This new receptionist was Wendy Skeen. She had put in a lot of effort to gain a job at Presgrave Group. Though she was the most outstanding one among her peers, right now, she appeared to be the worst compared to Ellen.

Furthermore, she had just witnessed with her own eyes how Jared saved Ellen from trouble earlier, so that was a cause of annoyance for her.

Inside the office of the finance department, Selena could not seem to focus on her work. She remained in her seat with a thunderous expression and kept fussing over Ellen’s date with Jared tonight.

Perhaps the rumors about them would spread like wildfire in a couple more days. At that moment, it was hard to describe how horrible Selena felt. She was worried and fearful that Ellen would surpass her in the future.

She could not accept her cousin’s excellence or lead a better life than her because, to her, it seemed that Ellen deserved a life of impoverishment.

I’ll book a restaurant for us,” one of her

rejected him

to invite me, but that doesn’t mean I can’t pop over by

resorted to: every plot and scheme she could come up with because she wanted badly to get to know him. If only she could get

to her, and there

while saying. “Kenny, can I ask you for a favor? If you succeed in helping me, I’ll treat you to

“Sure! What is it?”

out which restaurant she’s heading

She’s the one seated on the furthest to the left. She’s about to leave work

a small matter, and he would even get the chance to have a meal

then he was momentarily stunned by the pretty young girl on the furthest left. He did not expect the girl Selena wanted him

from Jared. He told her that he

followed her. He was shocked to see her walk toward a gray sports car parked