Rich Radiant and Over Him (Alicia and Vincent) novel Chapter 134

Alicia ignored Nicole and Jade, making her way back toward the living room.

"Alicia, you'd better call Tyrone and tell him you've forgiven me," Jade said, her brow furrowed.

Her eyes blazed with resentment and anger.

She'd never expected Tyrone to lose his mind like this—to go after her and her father's company, all because of Alicia.

"I've already covered your losses. Over six hundred thousand dollars should be more than enough to compensate you for those minor injuries, right? I mean, it was just a bump on the head—no one would even notice now," Jade continued, sarcasm dripping from every word.

Before Tyrone had turned on Brandon's company, Jade kept telling herself that Tyrone didn't love Alicia; he was just using her to get out of his engagement to the White family.

But now, Tyrone had blown everything up over Alicia's tiny scratch. The whole thing left Jade rattled.

What exactly did Tyrone feel for Alicia?

Wasn't Serena always the one he loved?

Had he changed his mind?

Jade scowled. Part of her hoped Tyrone had fallen for Alicia—after all, if he could love Alicia, maybe he could fall for someone else again.

But right now, her jealousy and anger toward Alicia were impossible to hide.

"You should always leave yourself an escape route, Alicia. Otherwise…" Jade gritted her teeth, her voice cold. "Just wait until the day he's done with you. See what happens then."

She wanted Alicia to really think it through—without Tyrone, after burning so many bridges, her life would be a living hell.

"So this is your idea of an apology?" Alicia shot Jade a sweet smile. "Who can say what the future holds? Sometimes things get worse before they get better, and sometimes a little payback feels good right now. Who knows—maybe you won't even live to see the day Tyrone dumps me."

Jade's hands curled into fists, trembling with rage. It was clear now: Alicia was nothing like the harmless little lamb she pretended to be. Both she and Mina had severely underestimated her.

This woman was a lunatic.