Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

The police immediately took down all photos related to Josephine and also released an official statement regarding the arrest of the hacker and Katrina Sullivan. They explained the whole incident clearly and mentioned a female news anchor by the surname of Alford was also involved.

Instantly, netizens who had just been criticizing and cursing furiously on their keyboards turned their attention toward the cunning Katrina. Everyone was also wildly speculating about who this anchorwoman was. It turned out that the whole incident was nothing but a product of a vile and ignorant woman’s self-directed and self-acted jealousy.

Meanwhile, Ivanka was enjoying dinner with her friends when one of them leaned in and asked, “Hey, Ivanka, is your sister named Katrina?”

“Yeah, she is,” Ivanka answered, prompting her friend to press on, “Is she working in your husband’s TV station?” “Yeah, she’s there as an assistant.” “In that case, is there another girl named Katrina Sullivan in the station?”

“No, why do you ask?” Ivanka replied as she picked up her wine glass gracefully while her friend finally pulled her phone out and warily leaned closer. “Is this your sister?”

putting the wine glass down and snatching her friend’s phone. Panic arose within her

out of the restaurant with her bag in panic. At the same time, her other friends leaned in and read the news. “Good Lord! Her sister is

an excellent temperament. She doesn’t look like

land the job because of Atticus? Word is that she graduated from a third-tier college and even used

Ivanka hopped into her car and called Atticus, who flipped out when he received his wife’s call. “Ivanka, why didn’t you stop Katrina from doing something so stupid?! She’s been arrested now, and my company has

Kat can’t go to jail!” “Do you think Josephine needs money? This can’t be resolved. I can’t even locate Josephine myself. She won’t

do it. You ask her to come out. I’ll kneel even if I have to. Kat’s still so young. Her life will be ruined if she’s sentenced to jail time!” Ivanka was now in tears of regret. She never imagined how foolish she was when she suggested

her the stupid idea and even lending her money to frame Josephine. Alas, she was the one who sent her sister to jail. “I’ll try contacting her again. Don’t worry,” Atticus

Josephine’s photoshopped images on the internet at this point. After all, the former’s actions had pissed off the working class, who despised the shameless woman for playing