Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Tori returned to her apartment as she was completely exhausted. She looked at her spacious 200-square-meter flat, knowing she had to pay a high mortgage every month. She felt emotionally drained.

Although she earned some money, her extravagant spending habits prevented her from saving anything. Now, besides her ruined reputation, she also had to figure out how to sustain her future expenses.

Simplicity was easy to achieve, but it was difficult to go from luxury to simplicity. She couldn’t return to her previous lifestyle. “I hate you, Josephine. I really hate you,” Tori exclaimed, venting her collapsed emotions.

She approached the mirror, the mark of the slap from Ivanka still visible on her face. She looked disheveled and swollen, far from her radiant self.

Katrina was still confined in custody, suffering more than Tori. She not only lost her reputation but also her freedom, awaiting the ordeal of imprisonment.

At the company, Josephine sat in her office when she heard the door being pushed open from outside. Shortly after, Ivanka entered with a bunch of gifts in different sizes and packages. She had just bought them, including expensive jewelry and branded handbags, totaling hundreds of thousands in value.

But Ivanka immediately. extended her arms to stop her. “Josephine, don’t

was unwilling to talk, nor did she want to give her

door and knelt in front of Josephine. “Josephine, I apologize on behalf of my sister. She is foolish and naive, just a young woman in her twenties. Josephine, I beg you to settle this privately. Whatever conditions you have, I’ll do

step back as she crossed her arms. “Mrs. Kowalski, please don’t do this. My stance on this matter is clear-I will not agree to

promise she’ll never appear in front of you again, Ivanka pleaded, no longer concerned about her image. If it meant rescuing her

to her, she didn’t consider

sister is an adult, and she knows very well what is right and wrong. If she insisted on ruining my reputation, then she should have expected this outcome,’

Kowalski, may I ask, did you know about your sister’s actions? If you were aware, why didn’t you stop her? Instead, you allowed her to plot

her eyes. How could she have stopped it when it was her idea to begin with? Otherwise, Katrina wouldn’t have come up

I apologize on behalf of my sister.”