Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Ezekiel gripped the steering wheel elegantly w while turning his head with a smile. “It’s free for you.”

Harmony was momentarily stunned before nodding in response. “Okay, then. Thank you in advance.”

At this moment, the television station quickly switched to other programs and promptly issued an announcement-the live broadcast concluded ahead of schedule due to health concerns affecting the artist.

Facing the deputy director’s accusation, Sera refused to back down. “Compensation? You should be the one compensating my artist! It is unacceptable that you intentionally made things difficult for her.”

“Miss Longjohn, I think it’s best if we don’t make things ugly. If your artist doesn’t want her reputation to be affected, we better resolve this privately,” the deputy director suggested.

“How do you suggest we resolve it?” Sera asked.

“Have your artist issue an apology to us in the form of a video. Also, you must compensate us according to the breach of contract terms in the agreement.”

However, Sera was not willing to compromise. “That’s impossible. Let’s settle this in court!”

station? We have the best lawyers, so you have no chance of

“We can afford to retain an international legal counsel! Just you

with his arms crossed, sneered, “How dare she spit nonsense? Alright, then. We’ll see what she has up her

until the end, but she was

she thought she could shift the blame to the intern, but she quickly realized that even

be on the line.

Lawson, the host, called out

script harshly at her. “What’s going on? Why is the script you gave me

Natalie had also received favors from Catalina, yet now she was trying to shift all the blame

it on purpose. Moreover, it wasn’t my mistake. It was the intern who messed up. I’ll make her

in this matter. Now, go and settle

that if she pushed this issue onto the intern, she could save

went out, the intern ran over to her. “Ruby, how did the script

are you asking me? Wasn’t it you who messed up? How dare you

got it

your responsibility. You were the last person to review it, and yet, you still made a mistake. Admit your mistake to the director! This has nothing to do with me.” After saying