Loving You In Secret novel Chapter 196

Sheila clenched her fists and glared daggers at Vicky. "You can be angry or jealous, Vicky Shaw. All that, I understand. But you've disregarded Tyler's health and well-being over your own selfish need... It's an understatement to say that you're selfish!

"Vicky, you came all the way to the hospital and accused me of being pretentious, so what about yourself?!" Sheila was obviously getting confrontational. "Is it fun to hide and make others think that you were kidnapped? Aren't you getting too old for childish tricks like this?! Don’t you have any other way to grab Tyler's attention? Is this all you can think of?!"

Vicky knew that no one would believe a word she said, and since Tyler was still treated, she did not want to waste her breath arguing with Sheila, so she remained quiet.

Indeed, it was hard to explain herself, and it was undeniable that Tyler's wounds had reopened because of her.

Seeing how she did not respond, Adam said sarcastically, "Do you not have anything to say for yourself? What happened to all those great speeches about how players and homewreckers deserve what they get, huh? Why are you all quiet this time? I thought you were great at arguing! Hah!

"You mocked Miss Young for not calling for help when she was kidnapped, but did you? You didn't either, did you? You copied every single detail... Are you trying to be like Miss Young? What a shame! You'll never hold a candle to her, and she's far better than a vicious, evil woman like y—"

"Enough, Adam," Harry interrupted him. "Mister Hart is still being treated."

Adam shot Vicky a look of contempt and quieted down, and so did Sheila.

An hour later, Tyler's wounds were finally stitched up once again, and he was unconscious when he was moved back to his room due to the blood loss.

Tyler's wounds had reopened as soon as he stepped foot out of the hospital. Though Harry and Adam kept trying to convince him to stay in the hospital while they rescued Vicky, Tyler refused to listen.

They did manage to find Vicky in the end, but it turned out that she was never in danger. Not only was she safe, but she was exchanging a pleasant conversation with a 'friend' as well.