Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Selena was beginning to fear now, for she saw that all the news articles related to Ellen were gone. This meant that Jared had taken action.

Selena didn’t want to get involved, much less bear the responsibility for it.

Ellen’s reputation was considered ruined at this point, so even if the news articles were gone, it was enough to force Ellen out of the chess community. From today onward, Ellen wouldn’t dare participate in official competitions, and her championship would become the joke of the chess community.

Selena was quite satisfied with the outcome, feeling that it was worth sacrificing her body in exchange for such results.

In the meeting room, Jared was seated at the front while a group of people sat before him. They were all concerned about one thing, which was to find the culprit behind the scenes who wanted to defame Ellen.

At that moment, they had gathered enough. information to paint a complete picture.

“Young Master Jared, these are records of Alden Thomas’ financial situation. This is his call history and duration, as well as the people he met recently at the hotel.”

“Based on the people he’s met in the past few days, we carried out a thorough investigation. These are all people who have contacted him before.”

it’s highly possible that Alden wanted to get revenge on Miss Reiss because he couldn’t accept the fact that he

at Alden’s photo with an extremely disgusted look in his cold eyes. Back then, this

we

head. He had to be a little more careful since Ellen’s reputation was involved. He wanted to clear Ellen’s name and restore her reputation as

exact revenge, he had all the methods in

phone over

still underway?” On the other end of the line, Ellen asked as her heart ached for Jared. It was already 9.00PM. “Don’t

I won’t stoop to their level.” Ellen

said before that I won’t let anyone bully you anymore. I’m a man

it. Even if they couldn’t be punished by law, he could still

out and picked up the call. “Hello. Did you

“Send it to me.”

the recording, he spoke to Jared, who was still on

over the phone, “I’ll

don’t overwork yourself,” Ellen said in concern. After hanging up, Jared sat down at the table and listened to the audio recording. Two drunken voices were