Loving You In Secret

Chapter 1733

These troublesome customers were capable of anything when they went berserk, and Tyler ordered Jade to stay with

Vicky at all times.

As soon as they arrived downstairs, Vicky noticed a young girl who recently joined the company being viciously beaten by

a domineering woman.

The woman, in her thirties, had a fierce look in her eyes as she struck the girl while hurling curses.

“You shameless homewrecker! I was wondering why my boyfriend has been ordering custom clothes so often lately. Turns

out it’s because of you, the wretched woman who seduced him! I’m going to beat you to death, you wretch!”

Many employees were trying to restrain the woman, but she brought along a few friends, making it impossible to contain

her outburst.

The young girl’s cheeks were swollen from the beating, and she looked pitiful.

Seeing this scene, Vicky furrowed her brow.

Jade, fearing for the well-being of Vicky’s unborn child, whispered, “Ms. Shaw, please don’t go over there.”

Vicky understood the severity of the situation and nodded gently. “You go and separate them for now.”

Jade was no stranger to dealing with such situations, and unlike the woman who was resorting to mindless violence, she

quickly stabilized the situation.

Vicky gave her a slight nod. “Call the police.”

With that, she led the young girl to the medical room for treatment.

“Miranda, what happened?” Vicky asked as she disinfected Miranda’s wounds.

Vicky personally interviewed and hired Miranda. She had a lively personality and was quite talented in men’s fashion

design, which left a deep impression on Vicky.

Miranda wiped away her tears. “That gentleman really does come often to have clothes custom-made, but apart from

taking his measurements, we’ve never met privately! I don’t know who that was, but someone took a few misleading Belongs to (N)ôvel/Drama.Org.

photos and accused me of seducing her boyfriend.”

Miranda’s face was severely swollen due to the slaps dealt to her.

In the service industry, employees often encounter various types of customers. Someone like Miranda, who specialized in

designing men’s clothing and was also attractive, could easily become a target of jealousy.

Vicky gazed at Miranda—who tearfully recounted the incident—and sighed silently. She turned to Jade and said, “Jade,

please fetch an ice pack and some towels from the next room for me.”

They were at Vicky’s studio, which was considered safe and when Vicky was overwhelmed with work, she would

occasionally ask Jade to help fetch things from the next room.

Jade did not think much of it. She went to the adjacent room to get two ice packs and a few towels before returning to

Vicky.

However, when she pushed open the door to the medical room, it was empty. Both Vicky and Miranda were gone.

Jade was stunned. She assumed Vicky might have gone to another office area, so she checked around, but there was no

sign of Vicky.

When Jade saw Jennifer, who just came out of Vicky’s office, she asked, “Miss Jennifer, do you know where Ms. Shaw

went?”

Jennifer paused for a moment and said, “Didn’t she go downstairs with you? Why hasn’t she come back?”

Jade’s expression hardened. She picked up her phone and called Vicky, but the phone rang in the medical room with no

one answering.

Jade turned to Jennifer and said urgently, “Miss Monroe, do you have Miranda’s phone number? Could you please call

her?”

Jennifer spotted Jade’s stern face and realized something was amiss, so she promptly made the call.

Miranda’s phone went unanswered.

At that moment, Tyler returned with a thermos lunchbox prepared for Vicky.

He noticed Jade’s troubled expression and narrowed his eyes. “What’s going on?”

Jade avoided his eyes. “Mister Hart, Ms. Shaw…seems to have disappeared.”

Tyler dropped the thermos lunchbox he was holding, and it clattered on the floor.