Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

“Thank you. I’m doing good.” Josephine pulled a forceful smile. However, much to her dismay, she ran into Tori just as she left the elevator, and it was inevitable that Tori would have a few words to say to Josephine.

“Is what they say on the internet true, Jacobson? Did you really take licentious photos for money in the past?” Tori questioned with crossed arms. “Are you a part of this?” Josephine looked up and interrogated. “What are you talking about?!”

“I’m asking you if you have anything to do with my scandal on the internet,” Josephine reiterated, which caused Tori to snort disdainfully and retort, “What are you trying to say, Jacobson? Are you saying I’m the one behind this? Would I even need to slander you, given my ability?!”

Josephine quirked a brow in response. “You better have nothing to do with this, or I’ll have you expelled from the broadcasting industry,” she declared intimidatingly.

However, Tori burst into laughter and ridiculed, “You? Kick me out? Whom do you think you’re kicking down when you’re already in deep sh*t yourself! Mr. Quarles has probably seen those photos, hasn’t he? I wonder if he finds you revolting.”

“You better mark my words, Josephine warned. “If you are involved in this, tell me now and confess to the police yourself before I turn you in.”

issue was severe when she looked at Josephine’s expression, but she knew that she was merely being threatened into admitting the

with you, but there’s nothing I can do. If you don’t take care of yourself,

Josephine clasped her wrist

don’t have the proof yet, but I will find it. By

of dominance, and it sent chills down Tori’s

speak out of turn without evidence, Jacobson.” “Oh, I will

in response. She hoped Katrina had done a clean job and not given Josephine any chances of finding any evidence, or

Katrina’s office. “Tori!” Katrina exulted triumphantly upon seeing Katrina.

I, Katrina Sullivan, have always been reliable. Tori, you have to

Josephine comes down. However, I ran into Josephine just