Night of Destiny (Anastasia and Elliot) novel Chapter 1802

Chapter 1802 I’ll Drop You Home

Laura was more than delighted. “Sure, go ahead!” Selena left the department

with the document in her hands, and the only thought on her mind was the

possibility of meeting the company president later when she went upstairs. She

was filled with hope and anticipation as she stepped into the elevator, which

shot up to the fifty-eighth floor directly.

Her heart galloped madly against her chest, and finally, the elevator stopped

with a ding, and she felt that the entire floor was shrouded in a solemn air, as

though she shouldn’t do as she wished here.

A few steps later, a female assistant approached and asked her, “Are you here

to deliver a document?”

“Yes, I am.” “Just pass it to me.” The assistant took the document from her, and

she quickly asked, “Miss, do you have a washroom here? I really need to go

now.”

“Over there,” the lady answered, pointing somewhere.

She thanked her and strolled toward the washroom, watching the entire floor

intently during her brief tour. After she used the restroom, she pretended to have

lost her way and saw a huge, golden door with the word ‘President’s Office’

written over it.

Her heart skipped a beat almost immediately. Oh, how she wished to meet the

president here, even if it was just a glance from a distance!

Unfortunately, Lady Luck wasn’t on her side. That door didn’t even budge even

though she waited for more than ten minutes, and she could only leave in

disappointment because if she hung around any longer, people would be

suspicious of her motive.

When it was time to clock off, she stole a glance at the reception once again.

Ellen was still there, placing her in a really foul mood. Dressed in the dark blue

uniform assigned to the reception desk, Ellen had transformed from a poor little

girl into an elegant white-collar worker.

She was like an ugly duckling who had turned into a white swan.

To Selena, this was very frustrating because, in her opinion, Ellen should always

live in her shadows and not have the chance to do well in life.

Everyone had already left for home. Nevertheless, Ellen decided to stay behind

to work overtime. She didn’t stay because of the extra hour fees, but she

needed the computer in the company to finish her work.

Soon, she was the only one left at the reception in the lobby. She was so

engrossed in finishing the document that she didn’t even notice that her