The Darling of the Paranoid Tycoon by Cheryl Rice

Chapter 79

Harriet stared blankly at the fierce-looking Delbert, but the latter was silent. He just stared back at her, his gaze as sharp as a knife, seemingly able to pierce through her.

She took a deep breath and finally plucked up the courage to ask

again, “What’s wrong with you, Delbert? Did I upset you again by doing something wrong?”

Facing his silence and serious expression, she was flustered. She reached out to pull his hem, but Delbert grabbed her wrist.

“Stop acting!”

Delbert’s cold eyes mocked Harriet, who seemed frightened by him. Even if you’re not tired, I don’t bother to continue this drama with you!”

His eyes were bloodshot, and his voice, low and husky, carried a numbing, coldness reminiscent of the bone-chilling snow from Alps that never melts.

He struggled to suppress the boiling bloodlust within him, but the crimson at the corners of his eyes intensified.

Just the memory of what Vernon said and their embrace fueled his anger. In such fury, he wished to destroy this world.

Harriet, as pure and untainted as the pristine crescent moon in the night sky, brightened his dark life.

Little did he expect that for Vernon’s sake, she would compromise and stay by his side, deceiving him and pretending to be naive.

probably didn’t know that he would be willing

discomfort?

sport up.

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you talking about, Delbert? I don’t

remained cautious and

had no idea why Delbert suddenly became

autumn, she was someone one

her amber eyes, a faint mist lingered as she silently observed the enraged Delbert.

called tentatively one more

Delbert coldly interrupted, Don’t call me like

into the car

was equally heavy.

by her deception, Delbert couldn’t b himself to scold

that Cory realized what was going on. He quickly

behind their quarrel, he knew that the two cared deeply for each other. But, of course, he had

and Vernon, standing on the second floor of the Munozs’ villa watching the fun, saw everything.

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fixed on the direction Delbert’s car departed, gleamed