Secretary’s Secret Lover by Zayla Quinn
Chapter 238

Chapter 238 Lance Is Jealous

The flower pot hit the floor with a smash.

Ellen felt a sharp pain as if her chest was pierced.

"Poof."

She couldn't help but vomit blood.

The ground was stained red.

Jamie carried up Fiona, who had been in a coma, and turned to look at Ellen. His eyes were gloomy and bloodthirsty.

'Ellen, you know the price you will pay.'

Jamie was so cold that Ellen was frozen.

She felt as if her ribs had been broken by Jamie, and it hurt for her to breathe.

She coughed with difficulty, blood dripping from her mouth. She looked at Jamie and said painfully, "Jamie, I hadn't stabbed her. It was her..." However, Jamie had no patience to listen to Ellen's words. He carried up Fiona and walked quickly toward the door.

Jack followed Jamie and asked, "Mr. McBride, what should we do to Ms. Robbins?"

Jamie paused and said mercilessly, "Send her in."

Jamie had no time to deal with Ellen. No one would die in the police station, and someone would look after her.

The sharp pain in Ellen's chest made her unable to think. Her face was pale, and she watched Jamie walk further away until Jack pulled her up.

Yvette was anxious because she could not get in touch with Ellen.

When Yvette had no classes, she went to the hospital to take care of Ellen's parents. They also did not know where Ellen was.

Looking at Ellen's parents' haggard and wrinkled faces, Yvette could not tell them Ellen was missing. Even if she told them, they could do nothing but be worried. Yvette told Ellen's parents that Ellen was busy and asked her to take care of them.

Forty-eight hours later, Yvette went to the police station to report Ellen missing but found out Ellen had been arrested.

Yvette tried to ask why Ellen had been arrested. Since Yvette was not Ellen's family member, the police would not tell her the reason.

Yvette dared not tell Ellen's parents about that. They could not withstand the blow.

Yvette was scared and could only ask Lance for help.

Lance must have a way to replace out what had happened.

However, since they had an argument, Yvette hadn't seen Lance again.

Yvette got the only news about Lance on TV. The Wolseley family and the Beckford family were close. They seemed to have the intention of uniting by a marriage. The good news helped the Wolseley Group's share rise rapidly.

Later, Yvette happened to see Tanya shopping with Juliette. They were so intimate, like mother and daughter.

Only after seeing that did Yvette realize Tanya liked her with reservations.

Perhaps due to the difference in status, most of the time, Tanya could not communicate with Yvette freely.

When Tanya saw Yvette, Tanya was awkward. It seemed that Tanya did not want Juliette to talk with Yvette, so Tanya nodded at Yvette and hurriedly left with Juliette.

The shopping guide was happy. 'That mother-in-law was generous. She spent more than 16 million dollars on the wedding series designed by a master for her expected daughter-in-law." Yvette realized Lance and Juliette were getting married. No wonder Tanya looked awkward.

Yvette stood in the shopping mall and touched her belly. She thought it was not the right time for her to have a child.

It didn't matter. Anyway, Yvette didn't want the Wolseley family to know the child. Some students took their children to graduate school. Yvette believed she could bring the child up.

At that moment, she made up her mind not to see Lance again.

However, Yvette didn't know what had happened to Ellen and had no other choices.

Being helpless, Yvette called Frankie.

Frankie answered the call quickly and was as polite as usual.

'Ms. Thiel."

'Frankie, sorry to disturb you. Is Mr. Wolseley busy today?"

Frankie looked at Lance, who was preparing a video conference, and replied, "A little bit. I can take the message."

Yvette hesitated. It was hard to take the message, and Yvette hoped to talk to Lance directly.

After thinking for a while, Yvette said, "Well, sorry to disturb you, Frankie."

When Yvette was about to hang up, Frankie added, "Mr. Wolseley always stays in the company late."

Yvette was stunned. "Okay," she said.

After hanging up the phone, Yvette decided to tell Lance about the issue on Line.

However, Yvette didn't get Lance's reply for a long time.

Suddenly, she remembered the Line Tracker App.

Yvette hesitated but finally used the App.

It turned out Lance had blocked her.

He did not want to see her again.

Yvette remembered Lance's words. 'No matter what happens to you, it has nothing to do with me. I don't want to see you again," he said resolutely.

In an instant, Yvette could hardly breathe, and tears welled up in her eyes.

She had thought of explaining to Lance but didn't know what to say.

Charlie had an ulterior motive, while Yvette was not innocent.

She did take Tanya's words and wanted to stay away from Lance.

Yvette took a deep breath and looked up at the foggy sky, holding back her tears.

In the end, Yvette went to Marcus, thinking he might have a way.

When Marcus found Jamie was involved, he asked Lance about it. It was out of Yvette's expectations.

Lance refused by saying he had no time to deal with the issue.

Marcus called Yvette to explain. However, he found out why Ellen was arrested.

Yvette could not believe Ellen would kill someone.

The result made Yvette more flustered. Ellen was pregnant. It must be hard for a pregnant woman to stay in the police station.

Yvette went to Jamie's company to ask him about the issue, but Jamie did not want to see her.

Feeling frustrated, Yvette had no choice but to call Lance again.

However, she could not reach him. It was obvious that she had been blocked.

Yvette had to call Frankie. Frankie was not as polite as before. He said Lance was busy and hung up the phone.

Yvette was anxious. Even though she knew Lance was busy, she could only call him again.

Frankie repeated, "Mr. Wolseley is busy."

Yvette got the same reply at ten o'clock in the evening.

Yvette knew Lance refused to see her with the excuse.

However, she had no other choice but to keep bothering Frankie. "Frankie, will Mr. Wolseley take a rest? I'll only take up him a few minutes.' Frankie might be annoyed by Yvette's repeated call and said in a low voice, 'Mr. Wolseley is at Royal Club."

Yvette hurried over after getting the message.

When Yvette arrived at the club, she called Frankie. However, Frankie said awkwardly, "Sorry, Mr. Wolseley said he would not see anyone.'

Frankie's tone was firm.

Lance didn't want to see Yvette.

Yvette compressed her lips and asked before Frankie hung up the phone, "When will he finish? I'll wait outside."

Lance was drinking constantly. Frankie looked at him and said, "Well, I don't know. You'd better go home."

In fact, Frankie knew Lance was angry.

The night before, Lance didn't leave the company until three o'clock in the morning. He said nothing, but Frankie knew Lance was waiting for Yvette. Frankie had told Yvette that Lance always stayed in the company late.

However, Yvette did not go to Lance's company. On the contrary, Lance received a call from Marcus. After hanging up the phone, Lance left the company angrily. Frankie guessed Lance was angry because Yvette had asked Marcus instead of Lance for help.

Lance was jealous.

On the deep night of December, the wind was piercingly cold.

Yvette did not leave.

She waited at the entrance of Royal Club.

People walked out of the club one after another.

It was almost one o'clock when Yvette saw Frankie.

An imposing man in a well-tailored suit walked behind Frankie. It was Lance.

However, Lance was not alone. A beautiful and sexy woman held Lance's arm and walked out with him.

The light at the entrance of the club was bright. The woman held Lance's arm and attached herself to him. Lance did not push her away and allowed her to lean on him.

When Lance passed Yvette, he looked straight ahead as if he did not know her.

Yvette felt sad. However, she couldn't afford to delay. She went up to Lance and asked, "Mr. Wolseley, may I have a few words with you?"

'I have no time." Lance was cold.

After saying that, he continued to walk forward.

Yvette had waited for hours, so she couldn't let Lance go. When Lance passed her, she reached out to grab his sleeve and begged in a low voice.

'Please give me five minutes."

Lance frowned and did not hesitate to shake off Yvette's hand.

Yvette's legs were numb after standing in the cold wind for hours. Lance's movement took her by surprise, and she fell to the ground.

There came a loud and derisive laugh.