Loving You In Secret (Vicky and Tyler) novel Chapter 120

Chapter 120

Sebastian raised his brow and thought Tyler was just bluffing.

He smiled. "If that's the case, would you please order something Vicky likes to eat? She lost her memory and has forgotten many things. I, on the other hand, grew up with her, so I know her very well."

If Tyler was dealing with another man and not Sebastian, he would have handled this in a perfunctory manner. As long as Vicky did not out him and played along, it would be easy to fool the person.

However, Sebastian was Vicky's childhood friend who knew Vicky all too well. There were moments Vicky had forgotten, but Sebastian would never forget.

Sebastian knew Tyler and Vicky had a poor relationship. During the three years they were married, Tyler was not home very often. He wondered how much a man like this understood his wife.

Today was the day for him to show Vicky Tyler's true colors: a cold, heartless man. He wanted her to give up on Tyler entirely and for her to have no more hope for him.

Tyler curled his lips and glanced at the confident-looking Sebastian.

The menu was on the table. As he flipped through the pages with his slender finger, he parted his thin lips and began to order. The first round of orders consisted of only ordered steak, foie gras, and escargot-the common dishes that one could find in a restaurant.

In the later part, he started to order soup, beverages, fruit, and also dessert. He even ordered a strawberry-flavored ice cream for her.

Sebastian was stunned. Every dish Tyler ordered...was Vicky's favorite, especially the ice cream.

Vicky had hurt her stomach from having too many cold beverages. It had been years since she had ice cream.

Not only did Tyler know she liked to eat ice cream, but he even knew her favorite flavor was strawberry.

Vicky was just as taken aback. "I like to eat ice cream?"

After spending some time with Tyler, she would often order the food she liked to eat when they went out to eat. As long as Tyler noticed it, it was more than enough for him to recall a few dishes she always ordered.