Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Harmony was satisfied with her progress. As long as Mindy wasn’t working in the company, she had no complaints.

Meanwhile, Mindy sat in her car. She had been promoted to vice president less than a year ago, and now, she was fired for offending Harmony.

She had struggled in the workplace for many years, finally reaching the position of vice president at the age of forty, only to have it all taken away.

She tightly gripped the steering wheel and burst into tears, filled with regret. She picked up her phone and dialed Catalina’s number. Catalina answered, “Hey, Mindy.”

“Don’t ‘hey’ me, you b*tch! I lost my job because of you. You won’t get away with this.”

Catalina immediately denied responsibility. She had just heard that Mindy had been fired and wanted to comfort her, but little did she expect to be cursed at.

“Mindy, you volunteered to help me. How can you blame me for this?”

I didn’t want to cause any trouble for Harmony. It was you who encouraged me, Catalina. You need to

How can you expect others to bear the consequences of your mistakes? You’re sick.” Catalina hung up

grief. Catalina’s attitude was like a knife stabbing

number, and Harmony, who

“Hello?”

fired, only myself, for being too naive. But I have a tip for you. Do you know who encouraged me

she wanted to hear

to lose this job, but I think you should deal with

was indeed a persistent troublemaker, always

Mindy called her, “Mindy, the matter has just been settled. Mr. Yildiz personally apologized to Harmony and

couldn’t believe her actions had actually brought so many benefits to

seemed that she was

worn earlier that day after showering. The clothes were obviously designed for couples, filled with a

to the room, his Adam’s apple bobbed. He smirked,

He held her, sitting on the nearby cabinet, her back against the wall. A beam