Celestial Queen: Revenge Is Sweet When You’re A Zillionaire Heiress

Chapter 1564:

Feeling the absence in his arms, Rhys tightened his hold on the snacks. He set them aside slowly, a look of resigned affection crossing his face. Since their reunion in the desert, Harlee had playfully teased him countless times, always slipping away before he could “retaliate.”

She seemed to always have the upper hand.

But now, with a seven-day stay in Baythorn ahead, Rhys mused that he might finally have his chance to turn the tables.

In Baythorn, Harlee stepped off the helicopter, feeling the mild June air. She had already shed her jacket before disembarking, clad only in a white T-shirt tailored by a local artisan to suit her tastes and measurements.

Rhys had commissioned a seasoned tailor in Baythorn to craft the T-shirt to Harlee’s specific preferences. Made from breathable, cool fabric, the shirt ensured that even with temperatures reaching 84.2 degrees Fahrenheit, Harlee remained comfortable, not overwhelmed by the heat, unlike others who felt the warmth more acutely.

As soon as Harlee disembarked from the helicopter, her first impulse was to visit the Sanderson family estate and embrace Felix. However, Rhys had other plans and whisked her away to Remson Manor, where they spent the entire day indoors.

in the expansive bed. Opening her eyes, she was greeted by the sight of an adorable little one crawling toward

gaze fixed on Felix as he approached, her eyes widening in surprise. Felix could crawl?

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uncontrollably. Though her face lit up with joy, the

two months of his growth. Rhys sat beside Harlee, his hand gently stroking her

the tears from her eyes. She then managed a

go to the family home to bring him

wanted to surprise you,” Rhys replied, his eyes warm with

hair, her voice

crawling, sat up, and giggled. His cheeks dimpled, and his large

She lifted him into her arms and planted a gentle kiss on his

his legs kicked playfully,

joining the production, Tiffany had dedicated herself entirely to Harlee’s first film