Loving You In Secret novel Chapter 21

Chapter 21

Tyler merely ignored Sasha and knocked on the door of Vicky’s ward before stepping inside.

Vicky opened her eyes and leaned against the bed as she watched the two enter.

Sheila was still in her wheelchair, and she had put ointment on the wounds on her arms and legs.

Vicky merely glanced at the wounds for a second before looking away, and Tyler frowned at how little she

seemed to care.

“Is there anything you wish to say for yourself, Vicky?”

She pressed her back against the cold bedhead and shot them a cold look. “What should I say? You took the liberty to say everything there was to say, didn’t you?”

Sheila stared at her. “So you’re admitting what you did, then?”

Vicky did not bother to look at them. “Whatever you say.”

“Since you nearly drowned, I’m sure that you’re physically and mentally worn out, Miss Shaw, so… I’ll speak on Sasha’s behalf and forgive you for hitting her. However, she’s now injured, and I hope that you can apologize to her in person too. That way, we can all let it be bygones…”

Sasha had been eavesdropping the entire time and immediately shouted across the door, “No! She almost killed me! I want her to go to jail!”

Sheila turned her head and roared, “Sasha. That’s enough!”

Sasha wanted to argue, but since Tyler was in the room, she reluctantly quieted down and thought to herself, ‘Hmph! We’ll make her apologize for now. Just wait until I mess this b*tch up!‘

“Very well,” he sneered. “I hope you don’t regret it, Vicky Shaw.”

“Don’t worry, I won’t,” she drawled with her eyes still closed. “After all, I’ve already been through the one thing that I regret most in my life. What’s this compared to that?”

“The one thing you regret most in life?” Sheila asked curiously. “What do you mean, Miss Shaw?”

Vicky opened her eyes with a faint smile. “What I regret most in my life is marrying Tyler Hart. If only I get

to do it all over again…” She turned to look at Tyler. “I would’ve never married you.”

Tension instantly rose in the air as Tyler’s expression darkened.