Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

“My opponent deliberately accused me of buying him off and is now trying to discredit me online. He said that I won the championship through unfair means.” Ellen sighed.

“Really?” Jared sat next to her and picked up her phone to check the posts. After reading them, he clenched his fists when he saw a comment saying that Ellen’s victory was only possible because he had manipulated the scores behind the scenes.

The comment discredited her hard work and tagged her with a reputation for buying championships, which led to her being questioned throughout the internet.

“This is outrageous! He is digging his own grave!” Jared’s face contorted with anger. He didn’t mind being targeted, but he would not tolerate anyone bullying his woman..

With that, he picked up his phone and dialed Stanley’s number. ‘Have you seen the online attacks against Ellen? Investigate this immediately.” “Yes, Mr. Presgrave!”

Jared also felt a sense of guilt, for he shouldn’t have announced their relationship so publicly. After all, it had given Alden a reason to defame Ellen. Since Ellen had an ultra-wealthy boyfriend who inherited a conglomerate, it made Alden’s malicious remarks seem more convincing.

sorry, it’s all my fault. I shouldn’t have

was originally very angry, but upon hearing his words, she immediately wrapped her arms around his neck

I should’ve been more low-key to protect you,” Jared confessed as he

nodded. She had nothing to fear, for she had a

about Ellen online. The more she read, the more excited she became. Ellen’s reputation had been tarnished, and the internet

had been keeping an eye on Ellen’s news and was now relieved. “Selena,

me another 15,000 and I’ll let this go,” Selena demanded the money

but he did not expect Selena to be so greedy. 15,000 and nothing less than that,” Selena blackmailed him. “Fine! Consider myself unlucky!”

she had easily destroyed Ellen’s reputation, she even got 15,000 from it. It was enough to pay for some of her expenses for the time

Ellen’s team felt powerless in dealing with this matter because of Alden’s words. Even