The Darling of the Paranoid Tycoon

Harriet’s sudden confession of love stirred up Delbert’s heart

It turned out that she didn’t resent him for this matter.

And she said that she loved him.

Delbert couldn’t care about anything else. He tightly held Harr voice full of affection.

“I'm sorry. | shouldn’t have kept things from you,” he said. “But | lo you more than you love me.”

Harriet’s last line of defense collapsed.

She cried until she laughed and nodded. “I understand your feelings. From now on, we will face everything together!” “Okay, | promise you!” Delbert smiled.

The pain and self-accusation were gone from his face.

He picked up Harriet and happily spun her around.

Harriet’s laughter brightened up the whole street.

“Okay, put me down now. | feel a little dizzy.” Harriet smiled broadly.

Only then did Delbert put her down.

Harriet felt a little dizzy, but her face was filled with joy.

“Let's go home!” Delbert said.

He put Harriet in the car and headed straight for the island.

After getting out of the car, Delbert smiled and reached out to pick up

Harriet.

“Hey, what are you doing?” Harriet protested, struggling.

“What do you think a husband should do when he marries someone?” Delbert said, closing the car door with his foot and striding house.

The rest of the matter was left to Cory to handle. The people Carlson family would never know that he had come back safely Before Harriet could react, Delbert threw her onto the soft be

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Harriet was caught off guard, but she gradually entered the mood.

After a long time, Delbert finally let go of her.

He affectionately leaned over Harriet’s shoulder, blowing hot air into

her ear.

“Harriet, | want you!” he said, his words melting Harriet’s heart.

She nodded, and Delbert bent down to kiss her.

As the night went on, Delbert slept soundly by her side. The room was dark and quiet, but with the moonlight coming in through the window, Harriet could see what she wanted to see.

She saw several scars on Delbert’s back. It was easy to imagine how serious his injuries were and how he miraculously survived to come back to her.

But she had accused him so much earlier, complaining to him about her grievances, which were nothing compared to the danger Delbert faced for her.

Harriet's tears fell moment ago. She reached out and touched the twisted scars on Delbert’s bad

As if sensing her cry, Delbert woke up with a