Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Ellen smiled. Of course, she hoped that she wouldn’t have to bother him in the future.

“By the way, did you know how big the apartment unit that the company assigned to me was? It’s at least two thousand square feet!” She nearly forgot to tell him about this.

Jared froze for a beat before he played dumb and replied, “Is that so? The company randomly assigns the units sometimes. You should take it.”

“But I’m just a receptionist. How can I stay in such a nice place?”

“Just enjoy your stay!” Jared assured her, worried that she might notice something.

With a sigh, Ellen continued, “I even asked Miss Curry if she gave me the wrong unit, but she said she didn’t make a mistake.”

charge of these things. Since there weren’t any mistakes,

blinked as she asked, “President Presgrave, don’t tell me it was of your

controlling his expression, he denied,

she propped up her chin and said, “In that case, I’ll work hard in the future and live up to the excellent benefits the company has given

a sigh. It seemed that she had her

dropped her off at her house. After getting out of the car, she reminded

looked at her and said, “I’ll leave once

and went in, looking back with each step she took.

had been accustomed to getting up early. Right after she woke up, she sat in front of the French window while looking at the morning scenery as well as the crowd in the nearby square,

uncle, Connor, the only one who was related to her by blood right now, was someone she couldn’t rely on. Besides, her aunt, Olivia, prevented her from depending on him as well, so she was on her own for the rest of her

suddenly felt fearful and terrified that she would meet the wrong person and be unable to find someone to rely on if she was hurt in any way. Hence, she made up her mind to spend the rest of her life alone. In any case, she had enough money in her account to live comfortably, and as long as she worked

she was doing her laundry, she received a call from

on the other end of the phone. “Uncle Connor,

a simple meal. We haven’t seen each other for some time, no?” he pressed, his tone holding