Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Josephine heard this statement, thinking it was blatant moral blackmail. She looked at Ivanka and said, ‘Mrs. Kowalski, if you want my boyfriend and your husband to maintain a working relationship, it’s important to separate the company matters from personal issues. Let’s keep them separate and not let personal grievances interfere.”

Ivanka pointed at the pile of gifts in front of her and said, “I spent over three hundred thousand on these gifts just to apologize to you. Can’t you show some understanding and spare my sister?”

Josephine noticed the change in her attitude, from apologizing to blame-shifting. She even suspected that Ivanka and Katrina were colluding, so Ivanka might have played a role in framing her.

“Mrs. Kowalski, I think it would be best if you leave now. Let’s avoid escalating things further.” Josephine gestured toward the door, indicating her desire for Ivanka to depart.

Ivanka awkwardly picked up the gifts and left. As she walked out, she glanced back at Josephine’s office. Josephine sat down on the couch and picked up her phone to send a message to Ethan. ‘What are you up to? Do you miss me?’

but thinking of you.” Apparently, he was unaware of what had happened to Josephine. Josephine breathed a sigh of relief. Her

won’t be able to stay in constant contact with you.” ‘That’s fine!

you later.” ‘Okay, you go ahead and focus on your work’ She didn’t want to disturb him any longer as he

that night. It took her some time to adjust to not having Ethan around. Oftentimes, she would have trouble falling asleep and would reach out beside her

of intense longing, she would restrain herself as she looked forward to the day

suffered. She worried that the situation would deeply upset him, to

used, it all proved futile. Katrina’s case was too sensitive, and no one dared to touch it or offer assistance, which meant that she would inevitably pay the price for her

and saw the man on the other side

deep and clear amber eyes in the video stared at her with a charming smile. Before she could say anything, she was captivated by the man’s smile. She couldn’t even bring herself to speak and just admired

the man asked. He thought she would have endless things to say to him. Indeed, Josephine had a thousand words to say, but when they finally had a video meeting, she realized that her mouth had gone dumb, and she didn’t