Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

“I found it!” At once, Ellen was relieved. “What? How is it in the trash can?” Olive, who was beside her, asked. Ellen, too, was puzzled. I’m surethat I sorted all of the folders earlier, so why is there one in the trash can under the desk?

“Anyway, be careful not to repeat the mistake next time. If she’s really to report you, you’ll really be dismissed, Olive warned.

Ellen nodded. She also forbade herself from repeating such a mistake in the future. Thereupon, she personally delivered the documents to the veteran employee from the Finance Department, only to catch Olivia complaining and throwing shades at her to their coworkers. “It really baffles me how such useless workers get into the company. What a disgrace!”

Sadly, Ellen could only bear it through. After returning to her post, her phone rang, and when she saw who the caller was, her heart skipped a beat. Apparently, it was Lilac. Swiftly, she accepted the call. “Aunt Lilac!”

“Ellie, your Uncle Garrett didn’t scare you when he was drunk last night, did he?” Ellen immediately answered, “Aunt Lilac, please tell him not to do that again, or I’m going to call the cops.

boss, right? Can you put in a good word

confused, Ellen asked, “What

he has to pay a

“Is the money for our president’s car reparation?” She remembered how Garrett picked up a rock and whacked Jared’s car numerous times

any way.” Ellen had no intention of being a good person again. Besides, it was entirely Garrett’s responsibility to

of you, Ellie. Help your uncle out!” When Lilac finished, another woman’s voice was heard. “Ellie, it’s your Aunt Ayrenn hére. Your Uncle Garrett was indeed at fault yesterday, but can you please speak up for him? There’s no way our

you here. My boss and I are merely a superior and an employee. Besides, it is only reasonable that

fund, and we assure not to trouble you anymore

there was no reason for her to beg for mercy. She was already remorseful enough given that she was the cause

bill earlier this morning, in addition to a lawyer’s letter that clearly stipulated a million for the car’s reparation fee. He never expected to have gone into a frenzy after getting himself drunk and ending up owing a compensation fee of a million. Furthermore, it

for being unable to