Loving You In Secret novel Chapter 672

Tyler looked at Vicky, and his eyes widened slightly at how displeased she looked.

"This is the reward for taking care of me all night long."

His voice was still quite hoarse, yet his angular, perfect face displayed a sense of indifference and distant feeling.

"I don't want it." Vicky looked at him and sternly added, "Don't transfer any more money to me."

Tyler's eyes wavered. "You don't want money? Then what do you want?"

"I don't want anything."

Tyler's eyebrows furrowed. "You can be honest with me. I'll fulfill your request as long as it is within my power."

Of course, Vicky was happy to know Tyler. Under any normal situation, no one would resist having a generous boss that did not ask for many requests. Moreover, Tyler was the type of man who would only give more money and never less. It was a great shot in the arm for Vicky when she needed the money the most.

However, she was not a greedy person. She knew the amount Tyler gave her was already more than her value, and this made their relationship disproportionate.

Due to that, she had to work harder to repay the money he gave her, yet she only received more money that she could not repay no matter how hard she worked.

"I don't need anything," Vicky said faintly. "The money you gave me is enough for me to take care of you until you're discharged. During this period, you don't have to give me any more money."

Obviously, they were not from the same world. Thus, Tyler could not understand what Vicky was thinking.

"Aren't you looking after me because of the money?" He looked at her curiously. "What do you want if you don't want money?"

He was frank and thought she was only looking after him because of the money.

It was actually an insult.

"Friends?" Tyler said ironically.

Vicky was dumbstruck as she looked back at him.

The sarcastic, disdainful smile on Tyler's face pricked Vicky's eyes like a tiny needle.

"Miss Shaw, please don't insult that term," he said harshly. "I don't need a friend, and I certainly don't need a friend like you."

Vicky's eyes widened upon hearing Tyler's ruthless remark, and her eyes turned red.

Tyler was too mean.

Vicky was still so young, and her psychological bearing ability was not that strong. With such a mindset, she blurted out of anger, "You don't need a friend, or you don't have one? You keep talking about money and benefits. No wonder no one wants to be your friend!"