Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

“It’s getting late. Let’s do it another day!” Jared did not want to talk to him because discussing his affair was pointless. “President Presgrave, just give me five minutes. Gavin strove for a chance as he said So.

However, Jared was still very angry at him for blocking his cars, so he said to his bodyguards,. “Please ask him to leave.”

“President Presgrave, I promise I won’t take up too much of your time. Please give me five minutes. He then pulled a folder from his backpack and handed it to Jared. “This is my son’s resume. He’s truly exceptional. Please consider giving him a chance!”

Jared did not accept it. He simply and calmly answered, ‘Mr. Turner, I respect you since you’re my elder, but please understand that the company is bound by its policies. I can’t break. them.”

“We can be merciful, can’t we? Can’t you please do me a favor?’ Gavin became agitated all of a sudden. “Is it necessary for you to be so cruel to my family? Do you have to go to such lengths?”

Jared gave the bodyguard a look before her turned to go back to his car.

he noticed Ellen, who was sitting in the shotgun seat. As a result, he soon realized why Jared was

horrible under the dim light. He gritted his teeth as

did not want to frighten her, so he explained, “He’s my senior staff, and he came to discuss something with

urgent?” “He made a very unreasonable

to his current post before his retirement. I didn’t promise him that, so he’s been begging me about it these few days. However, rules are rules. It’s prohibited to break the company’s policy,” he

employee mentioned was indeed out of line. “I’ll strive for more benefits for him in terms of pension, but I can’t help him with the other. stuff.” Jared could only

experience to snuggle in bed and watch al movie projected on a screen together.

with Ellen the next morning. It was still under renovation, but Brook was very happy at how supportive she was toward his attempt at reestablishing

people about chess, so this game could be fostered and

go there to teach other students as she continued to learn as Brook’s disciple. It

drove her back to the company after they had lunch nearby at noon. As she was a patient and quiet lady, she could pass the time