Rich Radiant and Over Him (Alicia and Vincent) novel Chapter 116

Alicia vaguely recognized the man's voice, but after so many years, voices could change. She wasn't certain anymore.

Besides, back then her eyes had been injured—she hadn't been able to see a thing. She'd never actually seen the butler's face.

Tyrone glanced at the older man and gave a barely noticeable shake of his head.

The man just smiled, ignoring Alicia's question. "The young master said you love these."

Alicia blinked in surprise, looking back at Tyrone. So, she'd been overthinking it.

"Thank you, sir," she said, beaming as she accepted the strawberry pastries.

Even though he wasn't someone familiar, the warmth from a stranger was still enough to make her happy. She'd always been the kind of person who was easy to please.

"I want some too!" Nicole whined, stomping her foot as the man turned back to his little shop. "Tyrone, I want some too!"

Tyrone didn't even acknowledge her. He just took Alicia's hand and started walking. "There are other snacks over there. Want to try some? I'll get in line."

Alicia shook her head. They already had two bowls of shaved ice—there was no way they'd finish it all.

"Tyrone…" Nicole trailed after them, sulking. "Grandpa said you're supposed to stay with me! If you keep ignoring me, I'll tell Grandpa you're being mean!"

She'd started threatening him now.

But was Tyrone the kind of person to be threatened? He'd dare talk back to the old man himself; his temper was even more unpredictable than the spoiled little heiress's.

"Mr. Brown, take her home," Tyrone said, glancing at the driver and giving the order without hesitation.

The driver hesitated. "But sir… the old master said you should…"

"Take her if you want. If she gets lost, it's not my problem," Tyrone replied coldly, and then pulled Alicia through a side entrance into the mall. With astonishing ease, he found a clothing store, and in the blink of an eye, pulled Alicia into a dressing room with him, all without anyone noticing.

It was so smooth, even the store clerk didn't realize there were two people inside.

Pressed against Tyrone's chest, Alicia could hear his heartbeat, and felt her own racing in response.