Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Just then, someone was about to enter from outside, so Shirley reached out and opened the door. It was Imogen who came in carrying some documents. She said, “Shirley, these are documents from the security department. They need to be delivered to Mr. Flintstone for his signature.”

“Alright, you can take them to his study,” Shirley replied.

“I don’t know where his study is. You should take them up,” Imogen suggested.

After a nod, Shirley took the documents and was ready to go. Yet, Jesslyn pointed at her retreating figure and said, “Stop right there. I’m not done yet.”

Imogen immediately looked at Jesslyn, surprised that this girl dared to shout at Shirley. Does she not know Shirley’s identity?

On the other hand, Shirley was getting annoyed. She turned to glare at Jesslyn and said, “Miss Kurt, this is not the place for your tantrums. If you want to throw a fit, do it at your own home.”

Having grown up in a privileged environment, Jesslyn was not used to being talked to like this. She retorted, “This is the Flintstone Residence, and it’s my home. I can do whatever I want here. Even Zacharias doesn’t mind. Who are you, a mere bodyguard, to order me around?”

immediately realized Jesslyn’s status. So, she’s close to Zacharias. It seems like she’s not aware of Shirley’s background, thinking that Shirley is just an

couldn’t help but

Imogen replied. Jesslyn immediately understood that the newcomers had

she’s practically competing with me for a man. After

some fun. I’ll take you out

Tony, a sly smile tugged at her lips. She stood at the door, waiting for

the documents on Zacharias’ desk, she went downstairs. When she saw Imogen was still waiting there, she walked over and had a brief conversation with her. “Are you adapting well,

have to wait to get assigned

turn.” Shirley comforted

asked, “Shirley, where’s the restroom? I really need to

a direction

was nearby. Suddenly, she devised a plan and picked up a small stone from a nearby potted

Jesslyn screamed in pain when the stone hit

Though she didn’t see