Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

After Selena stormed in and threw a fit at Ellen, the latter felt horrible and lost the mood to read. She covered her face with her hands as she rested her elbows on the table, hoping to escape from reality.

At that moment, a lean figure showed up outside the office. Noticing Ellen looked down, the man walked into her office without asking for permission.

She immediately raised her head when she heard footsteps echoing in the room. Standing in front of her was her boyfriend, who was also the company’s president, watching her with concern.

“You look upset. What’s wrong?” he asked. She had a question for him, and she didn’t hesitate to seek his answer. “Did you ask them to fire Selena?”

Jared saw no point in denying the truth, so he nodded. “That’s right. She gets on my nerves.”

She pressed her lips into a faint smile. So, it’s really him. It was a good thing, though. She didn’t have to see Selena anymore since the woman got fired. “Do you know my uncle?”

stomach churned at her question, but he shook his head. “But Selena told me that my uncle is close with your family.” Ellen

Is there something he can’t tell me? Even though

you free tonight? I want to show you a place.” He changed the topic. “Sure!

reveal anything. After that, he began to admire Ellen, who was wearing a gray business suit. He almost lost himself in her captivating

her business attire. Meeting his unfathomable expression, she could feel her

I’m just admiring you.” Giving her another smile, Jared decided not to

phone rang. She picked up her phone and saw the caller ID. Taking a deep breath,

“Hello? Aunt Olivia?”

you manipulate your boss into dismissing her? She’s your cousin!” An angry Olivia scolded her from

a look at yourself before pointing fingers at others. Is it because Selena has always been better than you since young? You must be blinded by jealousy to do that to her. What a wicked woman

my issues are none of your business and I don’t need your lessons or advice. Why don’t you save them for your daughter? I’m sure she

in, but Ellen didn’t want to pick up her phone. After all, she did nothing wrong, so she didn’t deserve

the house in frustration. How dare she talk that way to me and even have the