The Darling of the Paranoid Tycoon by Cheryl Rice

Chapter 72 Shut up

Only after a long while did Nora regain her voice and speak stiffly.

But before she could finish, Delbert interrupted her, “Shut up! How dare you address her as a fool?”

His demeanor felt like a fierce ruler’s, oppressive and terrifying. Nora shivered and subconsciously began apologizing, “Sorry, sorry!”

“I don’t want to repeat it. If I don’t see the news report about you tomorrow, the entire Munoz family will suffer with you!”

Delbert was now the king of Meawood City. No one dared to

contradict his orders.

Therefore, after he gave her a simple glance, Nora didn’t dare to refute anymore.

“Mr. Delbert, don’t worry. I’ll make sure she apologizes!” Clifton

promised Delbert, smiling flatteringly.

All the people in their seats felt nauseated by what he said.

Certainly, Delbert would ignore him. He just watched Harriet soulfully, clearly hinting to her, “My darling, I’m backing you up now. Are you

satisfied?”

clenched Delbert’s big,

Delbert and Harriet began to eat peacefully, ignoring the gazes of the others present with different.

intentions.

angrier as she pondered over it. She could never swallow the insult

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She deliberately splashed the oil stains on her spoon onto Harriet’s clothes and said with faked fright, “Sorry, Harriet, I accidentally smeared your clothes.

did it on purpose, didn’t you?” Harriet, who didn’t bother to continue playing the show with Nora,

little awkwardly, “Harriet, you’re wrong.

think I will believe that? Oh, Nora, you’re a big fool!” Harriet stuck out her tongue and

turned her head and said to Delbert, “Delbert, I’m going to the bathroom. Don’t

that, she rose and left.

the resentment in her eyes, Nora seized the opportunity and subtly signaled to Vernon, who had remained quiet

to get up and follow Harriet when Delbert wal over to catch

with you!” he

two of them went to the bathroom together, leaving Nora

reached the bathroom.

stay here to wait for me. I’ll be back right away!” Harriet said

a smile, turning and walking