Loving You In Secret (Vicky and Tyler) novel Chapter 11

Loving You In Secret By Debbie Meza Chapter 11

The front desk women knew what Sasha Young was hinting at and smiled. “Don’t worry, Miss Young. We won’t let any strangers walk in.”

Sasha looked pleased by this response. Those who did not know who the real Missus Hart was could have mistaken her for Missus Hart instead.

…

Half an hour later, the elevator door opened, and Sasha, as well as Tyler Hart, walked out one after another.

Vicky Shaw stood up. “Tyler—”

Before she could say anything else, Sasha interrupted her and said, “Tyler, we need to hurry. Sheila doesn’t seem to be doing alright. You should go see her quickly…”

Tyler, on the other hand, never intended to deal with Vicky. While Sasha spoke to him, he did not even lay his eyes on Vicky and walked past her.

To this, Vicky quickly stood in his way and stopped him. “Tyler, just give me one minute.”

“Vicky Shaw! No matter how hungry you are for attention, can you at least read the room?” snarled Sasha. “Sheila is in a bad situation. Are you trying to kill Sheila on purpose by stopping Tyler from leaving? Why are you so despicable?”

“I don’t see you in a rush when you mock me recklessly,” replied Vicky level-headedly. “Why are you rushing now?”

Sasha did not answer this. Instead, She pointed at Vicky arrogantly. “Stop wasting our time. If something bad happens to Sheila, Tyler will be the first one coming after you!”

Vicky smiled. “You’re so funny. Why don’t you go look for the one who hurt your cousin instead of me if anything bad happens to her? Even if the victim had the most say in her story, she’s probably not as absurd as you.”

“You—!”

“That’s enough!” snapped Tyler, running out of patience.

He then looked at Sasha. “Where’s Sheila? Take me to her.”

Vicky’s brow furrowed as she grabbed onto Tyler’s sleeves. “Tyler, I—”

Tyler cut her off instead and said warningly, “If anything happens to Sheila because of you, then… Maybe I will blame it on you.”

Vicky’s grip on his sleeves loosened unconsciously, allowing him to walk out. Sasha, on the other hand, gave her a contemptuous look and haughtily left with him.

It was not often that Tyler returned home, and she did not know when she would be able to see him. Most importantly, it would do no good for Cece’s case to drag on.

Vicky hailed a taxi to follow Tyler’s car.

He arrived and parked at the entrance of Stoneford City’s biggest clubhouse, where only members were allowed to enter.

The attendant at the door recognized Tyler and thus greeted him respectfully, “Good day, Mister Hart.”

Tyler did not even need to show the attendant his membership card to enter. When Vicky wanted to follow suit, however, she was stopped.

“Miss, please show me your membership card.”

Of course, she did not have the clubhouse’s membership card. She thus pointed at Tyler, who had walked too far away, and said, “I’m here to look for Tyler.”

Still maintaining his smile, the attendant did not budge. “Please show me your membership card.”