Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

News of Ellen buying her championship spread like wildfire online. Many media companies also grabbed this chance to gain traction and cash in on the opportunity.

However, at 6.30PM, all the media outlets fell silent, and any discussion of Ellen vanished. It was as if a large hand had taken firm control of the situation behind the scenes, halting all the slander and insults aimed at Ellen.

Without the internet to spread the word, the fans quickly diverted their attention to something else. As for the incident with Ellen, it was limited to small offline talk. After all, Ellen wasn’t a major celebrity.

A force had seeped into the chess world and begun investigating this incident that targeted Ellen.

Meanwhile, Alden was feeling a little accomplished, for he didn’t expect to ruin Ellen’s reputation just because of something he said while venting about his defeat in the competition.

He was on good terms with Jay in private too. Even though he didn’t know why Jay had suddenly asked him to do this, it was just a piece of cake for him to slander and attack the newbie with just a few sentences.

for his favor. Because of Alden’s help, Jay’s problem was

as to why Jay would target Ellen. Jay had nowhere else to vent, and Alden

it was considered a huge favor. Hence, Jay would gladly return the favor if Alden ran into anything in the

either, you know? I’ve

appear out of nowhere and block my path? That’s just infuriating. Alden was furious at the mention of Ellen. It was terribly humiliating for a veteran like him to lose to a

she was just a young woman in her 20s. She even disregarded his seniority in the competition, making him so

me too! I fell right into Selena’s trap. If you hadn’t helped me, I wouldn’t

he said in satisfaction, ‘Just one sentence from me is enough to ruin Ellen’s reputation. Also, she has a powerful boyfriend, doesn’t she? That’s the perfect opportunity

Alden. “We’re brothers from now on.” Just then, Jay’s phone rang. Jay

reports about Ellen are gone. If someone asks you about it, don’t mention me, or

on?”