Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

“Charlie.” Selena gritted her teeth angrily. However, Charlie ignored her and continued to mock her loudly into the microphone, “Should I ask Mr. Cillian to introduce you to a waitressing job? You’d earn a few hundred a month!”

At that moment, Selena was so humiliated that she walked toward her bag and picked it up before hastily taking her leave, while Charlie continued to curse at her from behind, “You shameless b*tch, why are you still pretending to be all high and mighty?

You ignored me when I helped you, and now you’re planning to use me as a stepping stone? If you think you can marry a rich man with your status, dream on! I want all your friends to know what sort of person you are.”

Trembling, Selena walked toward the entrance of the villa. Her pride and arrogance had been tossed away and stomped all over that night.

Once Selena was outside, the guard told her that she had to walk a mile down the road to catch a cab. Instantly, she despaired, but she didn’t want to stay here for even a second longer, so she was forced to keep walking along the streetlights with her bag in hand, traveling down the empty road as if she were a ghost.

“Ahh!” She broke down and let out a scream before covering her face and crying, feeling. sorrow like she had never felt before. Her life was completely ruined.

a pharmacy, she bought a box of pills and swallowed it on the bench outside the shop alone. And yet, her feelings were far more bitter than the pills, and her night was practically

you did this to me!

her slumber. After she hurriedly

picked it up and

her from the other end, “Ellen Reiss, I won’t let you rest easy! You will get your retribution, you vicious

in the middle of the night, Ellen nearly threw her phone away in fear.

someone must have played a prank on her, and as this person had called out her name, it

and she was still somewhat fearful. After all, anyone else would be greatly shaken if they received such a call in the middle of the night. She exhaled and took a couple of deep breaths before deciding not to pay attention to

her phone rang continuously

in fright. On her phone, there was nothing but harrowing pictures of corpses or ghosts