Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Stanley immediately called the Manager of the Human Resource Department and conveyed. Jared’s instructions that whoever dared to mention this incident or humiliate Ellen because of it would be fired, regardless of his or her position in the company.

The Human Resource Department immediately sent an email to all employees with such instructions regarding Ellen’s incident. As a result, everyone who was actively discussing Ellen immediately shut up and stopped commenting.

Those who initiated discussions were also terrified and fearful of losing their jobs because of this. Hence, they quickly posted more posts on other topics in the group, hoping that their initial posts about Ellen would be drowned out by the other posts.

Meanwhile, Jared took Ellen back to his office. She appeared dazed as this incident had been a huge blow to her. Now that the entire company was talking about her, she felt overwhelmed with stress.

“President Presgrave, I would like to resign,” she said, raising her head to look at the man in front of her.

As if anticipating such words from her, he declined immediately by saying, “I won’t agree to it.”

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got this under control. Nobody in the company will be gossiping about you. Don’t be stressed over it,”

not love and care for Ellen when she was alone, but they also bullied her. Despite

in him a strong desire to protect someone. Presently, Ellen appeared to be

with the company, at least he would be able to see her every day and know how she

murmured, “Don’t even think about resigning. Just do your job well.” This moved

with that family. If you don’t have any other family, I can be one. You can take me as your elder brother, Jared said, his gaze

blinked her eyes repeatedly at that. Elder brother? I do have an older brother of the same age as Jared,

have an elder brother like you!” Ellen’s mood

darkened. Truth was, the last thing he wanted was to be her brother. He had previously asked her to be his girlfriend, but she did not take his words seriously and remained very respectful to

I have the day off tomorrow?” Ellen suddenly asked. “Do

I would like to get some rest,” Ellen answered. She didn’t tell him that tomorrow was her brother’s death anniversary and that she was going to pay her

the door and entered. “President Presgrave, the meeting is starting,”