The Darling of the Paranoid Tycoon by Cheryl Rice

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Chapter 88 Harriet Woke up

Delbert’s Adam’s apple moved up and down, and his eyes were

obscure.

Looking at Harriet’s moist red lips, he swallowed.

He knew he couldn’t resist her charm at all.

Her body was so alluring to him, making his mouth dry.

But Harriet was in fever now. If he touched her, he would be no

different from Vernon, the fraud.

Harriet quickly put the clean pajamas on her, tucked her in again, and immediately walked out.

He came to the guest bedroom, took a cold shower, and lay on the bed, but the girl’s beautiful figure

kept appearing in his mind until dawn before he fell asleep…

The next morning, Harriet woke up from one nightmare after an

When she woke up, it was already ten in the morning.

But she couldn’t remember what she had dreamt of last night.

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Those intermittent memories were horrible, tormenting her with a splitting headache and difficulty

breathing.

Now, the servant had drawn the curtains in the bedroom. Warm sunlight poured in through the window,

brightening the entire room. Outside the window, the sea waves were crashing against the rocks, and

the sound faintly came into the room.

Harriet turned her head, feeling dizziness in her brain and a slight tingling in her face and body.

At this point, Opal pushed the door open. Seeing that she was awake, she was overjoyed.

“Miss Harriet, you’re awake. You got injured in the forest and had a fever. Mr. Delbert took care of you

all night.” Opal smiled, “After sleeping for so long, you must be hungry now. I made porridge. After you

eat some, the family doctor will be here to examine you.”

Only then did Harriet remember that she had lost her way and finally fainted in that seemingly endless

forest last night, but she couldn’t remember what happened after that.

“Thank you, Opal,” she said.

Harriet struggled to cheer up and smile, but the smile couldn’t reach the depths of her bright eyes.

Opal put down the porridge and left.

Soon after, the family doctor came in, politely changed the bandages on Harriet’s face and shoulders,

reminded her to take medicine on time, and then left.

Harriet didn’t leave the bedroom but just lay quietly on the b thought of what Opal had just said, “Mr.

Delbert took care of

night.”

She still had a place in Delbert’s heart, right?

But he clearly disliked her, even saying that she should keep three meters away from him in the future.

Thinking of this, Harriet laughed unconsciously in a crying tone.

Since he wanted her to stay away from him, she wouldn’t bother him.

As long as he occasionally remembered her, it would be enough.

While Harriet was pondering these things, the bedroom door suddenly

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Delbert, tall and elegant, in a black suit, walked towards her bed with a noble and cold demeanor.

He looked deeply at the girl leaning against the head of the bed and asked indifferently, “Your fever is

gone?”

“Yes. Thank you, Delbert… for taking care of me last night.” Harriet sat up straight, looking at him with

tender eyes.

Delbert came over and reached out to her forehead, surprising her.

She saw his thin, big hand gently touching her forehead, and her heart pounded slightly.

“Your fever has subsided.” Delbert took a step back and said, “You should stop wandering wildly in the

future. Just stay by my side.”

Harriet looked up at him and found that his deep, dark eyes were like a black hole that could suck

people in instantly.

But he said yesterday that she should keep three meters away from him, didn’t he?

Harriet stared blankly at him, trying to open her mouth a few ti Seeing her hesitant expression, Delbert

misunderstood her agal

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