Secretary’s Secret Lover

Secretary’s Secret Lover By Zayla Quinn Chapter 147 I Don’t Know Him

Charlie’s words made Yvette find it hard to refuse him. She could only nod and say that she would call him.

After Charlie left, Yvette ordered a car and went directly to the cemetery.

Unlike those in the city, cemeteries in the countryside weren’t planned exquisitely. Instead, there were just graves without any decorations. Yvette paid for a tombstone for Phoebe.

When she saw Phoebe’s tombstone splashed with red paint, she was so angry that she trembled.

She went to a family living not far from the cemetery and asked if they knew what had happened.

The family did not know Yvette, but they knew Phoebe. When they heard that Yvette was Phoebe’s granddaughter, they told Yvette that it was a resident in the village who did it.

The man claimed that Phoebe owed him money. They tried to stop him, but the man was a rascal, so they did

not dare to stand in his way.

Yvette had never heard that Phoebe was in anyone’s debt. She was furious. However, her priority was to clean

up the tombstone.

She borrowed some tools from the family to get rid of the paint, knelt in front of Phoebe’s tombstone, and

cleaned it carefully while shedding tears.

She collected herself and murmured.

“Granny, I will make things right for you.”

After she was done, she left 300 dollars for the family and asked them to help look after Phoebe’s tomb. Should anything happen, they shall give her a call.

The family was more than happy to take her money. They wouldn’t have lived here if they weren’t poor

anyway.

She asked for the rascal’s address and went to the town to find him.

Yet before she could find him, her neighbor, Melissa, called her and said that a lot of people had gathered in front of her house, claiming to demolish it. The landlord who bought the house was also there.

Yvette hurried over.

When she arrived at the Dudley’s house, there were already many people there, including the police even.

When the landlord saw Yvette, she was unhappy. She said, “Yvette, you and I are neighbors, right? Back then, your uncle wanted to sell the house, and I bought it. You wanted to rent it, and I agreed. I never expected you to gang up and trick me. I no longer want to rent it to you. Explain to everyone that the house has nothing to do with you or your uncle anymore.”

Yvette was stunned. She thought, what does she mean? When did I gang up with Hoffman?

I haven’t seen him since he was arrested because of the incident at the hospital.

Yvette was just about to ask more. Suddenly, someone grabbed her hair and dragged her to the ground.

“Cut the crap. Pay back the money!”

There was a police officer at the scene who maintained order. He stepped forward to stop the man and said,

“Calm down. Don’t get physical.”

The landlady asked the police officer to come because these people were causing trouble in the house she bought. She showed them the documents she had, including the property ownership certificate, yet they just

wouldn’t leave.

and saw that the man who pulled her was the rascal mentioned

immediately became angry and asked, “Are you the one who disrespected

I didn’t? You

that not long ago, Hoffman went back in a luxury car from somewhere unknown, bragging that he had made a lot of money while he was away.

and

he pledged the house as

one knew that this house had been sold by him

one was suspicious.

Hoffman was nowhere

eyes, Yvette and Hoffman colluded and

though the police officer was helpless,

nowhere to be

nicely and stop making Yvette take the blame. After all, what Hoffman did had nothing to do with

villagers were puzzled. They asked the police officer if they could get the money

be caught.

He explained, “Only if Hoffman did

do jail time. But it also means that

was filled

no money left. Once they got sick, they wouldn’t have enough

slumped to the ground, rolled, and cried. They had been saving the money for

knew what was

those people, yet she also held herself accountable, since she rented the house, which

them, “How much did Hoffman

saw a glimmer of hope. They had heard that Yvette had a job in New York, and she was a college graduate. She must have been something.

took out the IOUS written by Hoffman. Yvette did a

to nearly 500

her studies very early, so, she did not know many of

dressed in plain clothes and looked very honest. It was obvious that they were peasants who worked hard their

now, their money was conned away

will pay back the money on behalf of

have nothing to do

Hoffman has already been used as a typical negative

town. No one will ever

and get

the money right now.

and sell my

After she settled the loan, there would be around 300 thousand dollars left. She could only slowly repay the rest

everyone was

You told us that you were going to pay back the money,

You are

tried to stimulate the people and said, “Hoffman is her

liars!”

to come forward to push

couldn’t stop them.

Seeing that, Yvette found a stool to stand on

and looked

any money.” Yvette looked at them. “I promised to pay you back for Hoffman. I will not go back on my

was fair and beautiful, and she looked different from the people in Pittsburgh.

somehow convincing.

how

and said, “I can’t say for sure, but I

thing. After she sold the apartment, she still needed about

to work to slowly

you. She is a liar. Don’t think

back to New York, you will never see her

scene had an