Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Jared took a step back. His handsome face tightened, and his voice became colder. “Gavin, are you threatening me?”

“No, I’m begging you. I can give up everything, but I can’t let my son be bullied in society. As long as he takes my position, no one will dare to look down on him,” Gavin said, not afraid to express his demands.

“You can help him for now, but can you help him for a lifetime? I don’t know if your son is outstanding or not, but the fact that he relies on you for everything shows that he is not a responsible person.” Jared pointed out.

‘As long as I’m alive, I’ll always help him. This is a father’s love for his son,” Gavin said. “That is not called love. You’re just spoiling him.” Jared corrected him.

“What do you know? My son has been living his life without a mother since he was young and has suffered too much. Besides that, I’ve been too busy to take care of him, and I owe him too much. So, I must help him no matter what. President Presgrave, please have mercy on me and agree to my request,” Gavin begged.

Jared had originally wanted to persuade him, but now it seemed that talking to him was just a waste of time. He could only be stern and remind him that the rules in this world were cruel.

clearly that it’s impossible for your son to be promoted.” After that, he picked up the documents on the table, turned around, and

Gavin knelt on the ground, trying to stop him, but he still

vice president was appointed. He

a tantrum in

the company’s rules, the incident was classified as malicious behavior,

lost control of his vehicle while driving on a bridge that afternoon. He crashed through. the

subordinates to the police

accidental suicide. “No, my son wouldn’t have committed suicide. He was murdered.” Gavin couldn’t accept the news and caused a scene

the police had to forcibly send him back home and had people keep an eye on him. In the evening, Stanley reported the incident

Gavin spoiled his son too much. His son would resort to suicidal thoughts when he encountered setbacks. He had himself

console him, Jared ordered. “Understood. We’ll send his subordinates. Hopefully, he can

also hoped that such incidents would not happen again. As the saying went, “you sow what you reap.”