Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

“I can decide not to dismiss you, but you must be punished,” Zacharias said coldly. Upon hearing that, Shirley thought she was willing to do anything as long as she wasn’t expelled. “Sure. Go ahead. I’ll do whatever I can,” she replied with gratitude and joy in her eyes.

“I will transfer Corinne away from here, but you will be solely responsible for my personal life,” Zacharias stated. That rendered Shirley dumbfounded for a moment. Is this my punishment? Taking care of his personal life?

“Sure, but I don’t know how to cook,” she reported honestly.

“Then, learn it.” The man believed she could pick it up. The only thing Shirley lacked talent in was cooking, but she could learn for the sake of Imogen’s future.

“Sure, I’ll learn,” Shirley promised. Since she currently had something to request of him, she could not reject him.

it, then. Come with me.” Zacharias got up and went out of the door first. In the meantime, Shirley released a heavy breath from behind

over when she saw them coming out,

few words with Roy before

car. After watching the convoy leave, she immediately went looking

so you won’t be needed there anymore. Also, I will submit a transfer request in your name, requesting to be assigned to another department for

refuse. I don’t want to leave here. The rules are written in black and white, so Imogen should be fired,” Corinne

find it strange? Why does Mr. Flintstone treat

refrain from making baseless accusations. Once the transfer request is approved, you’ll be relocated from

a few steps, Roy turned around and commented, “In the future, refrain from discussing Mr.

verge of losing it. She made such a careful plan to scheme against Imogen, but instead of getting expelled, she replaced her and became Zacharias’ personal

how she thought about it, she couldn’t figure out why Imogen would receive such special treatment. Moreover, Corinne was slightly afraid of what happened earlier because how Zacharias treated her made her feel like he

to keep him under control. At the same time, Shirley was also secretly pondering about that. After she calmed down, she thought about it and realized although she

hard to believe, but there was one thing that made her feel relieved she no longer had to face the evil Corinne anymore. Her internship