Night of Destiny (Anastasia and Elliot) novel Chapter 1908

“We’ll talk about this later.” Connor gave the woman a few perfunctory words before

heading up to answer Olivia’s call. “Hello? What’s wrong, Oli?”

“Everything is wrong! Do you know the ungrateful Ellen just ruined Lena’s career? She

asked Young Master Jared to fire Lena, so our daughter is unemployed at the

moment.”

“What?” “Also, our dear niece just hung up on me just now. Ellen clearly has no

respect for me. I shouldn’t have expected much from an orphan girl!” Olivia never held

back when she was talking to her husband.

“Hey, watch your mouth, will you? My sister died early. She has nothing to do with it!”

Connor protested.

“Why are you defending her? I’m pointing out the truth. Even more, I’ll ruin her career.

I don’t understand what’s good in getting her a job in Presgrave Group.” Olivia blamed

everything on him.

‘Fine. It’s all my fault.” Connor swallowed his pride and complied with her. “I’m

heading to the Presgrave Group right now. She needs to pay the price for ruining my

daughter.”

“Calm down, Oli. It’s something between the young ones. They can settle it between

themselves. We shouldn’t meddle. Besides, Lena can always find another job.” Olivia

scoffed and muttered, “No, she won’t get

away with it that easily. I’m making a banner to show everyone her true colors.” Then,

she ended the call without waiting for his reply.

Connor sighed in frustration before returning to the sick room. His son had already

woken up and was now seeking his company. Even though Connor planned to leave a

moment ago, he changed his mind at the sight of his son.

Thus, he decided to let Olivia do what she wanted. For now, his son was his priority.

After all, the boy was the heir of the Aguirre Family.

“Nath and I are fed up with living like your unspeakable secret, Connor. When will you

divorce Olivia so we can live under the same roof with you?” The woman, Aida Reed,

pushed him to make a decision.

At that, Connor tried to coax her. “There’s no need to rush. The time isn’t right yet. It’s

best I do it when Nath grows up.” “You always tell me the same thing. He’s now six

years old! When will the time ever be right for you?”

Connor took out a debit card and gave it to her. “There is one hundred and fifty