Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Hannie approached her and said, ‘Miss Reiss, 1 really like Jared and want to date him. Do you feel pressured?” Ellen smiled lightly and said, “Why should I feel pressured?”

Hannie was stunned. She thought that by saying this, Ellen would panic. After all, her identity and family background were much better than Ellen’s.

“I’ll give you a billion, Miss Reiss. Will you let Jared be with me?” Hannie directly offered money as she thought that Ellen was only interested in Jared’s money.

She thought that Ellen couldn’t get much money since she was only dating Jared. Thus, she quoted a price of one billion, hoping to make Ellen tempted.

However, Ellen only felt insulted instead of feeling tempted. She put aside her polite attitude and said coldly, “Miss Quins, please don’t insult people with money. Your money has nothing to do with me, and I don’t need it even if I’m poor. Also, he is my boyfriend. I’d advise you not to provoke him.”

“Are you threatening me? Miss Reiss, I’ve looked into your background. You’re just an ordinary girl. Are you overestimating your own charm?” Hannie mocked with a sneer.

point in talking with her

take the money instead of competing with me,” Hannie threatened with

think that every

eyes; it was clear that these were tricks she had honed through her experience in her social circles, but they

waiting for her in the corridor outside the restroom. He approached her

since there

usual exaggerated expressions as she attempted to showcase her charm. Meanwhile, Ellen had already taken her

and her to bump into the table. She

stopped and warned coldly, “Don’t play tricks in front of me.” “Young Master Tillman has noticed me!” Hannie said shamelessly as

and ignored her, but Ellen saw Hannie’s shameless side and felt anger brewing inside her. How is there such a shameless woman in the

that Hannie had chosen a seat next to them, eating and staring at him with fiery eyes. She disregarded Ellen’s presence and kept

Ellen wanted to splash the water in her cup on Hannie’s face to