The Darling of the Paranoid Tycoon by Cheryl Rice

Chapter 90 Nora’s Anger

“Don’t try to meddle in my affair! Get lost!”

Since that incident, every time Nora saw Bessie, memories of her mistreatment by those men on the illicit ship would resurface. She thought she was dirty and nauseous, intensifying her hatred towards

Bessie.

She angrily shook off Bessie’s hand and shouted at her, asking her to

leave…

If Bessie had recognized her in time and hadn’t given those human traffickers that evil order, how could she have been… by them?

“Nora…”

Bessie, worried about her, tried to reach for her hand.

“Don’t touch me. Go away!”

Provoked, Nora forcefully pushed Bessie away, causing her to stumble and hit the table corner. Bessie’s forehead split open, and she saw stars as blood came out of the sizable cut.

Nora, though briefly sympathetic, quickly dismissed it.

Bessie barely managed to steady herself against the table.

“Okay, I won’t disturb you. Have a good rest. Don’t let those online comments get to you. I’ll find a way to deal with it!”

her, Bessie finally turned and staggered

her back, thinking, ‘You’ll deal with it? How? Are you

indeed sparked an idea in Nora’s

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immediately dialed the number

Harriet, no doubt, she had also noticed

as

phone, her bright, beautiful eyes filled

with frost.

about those comments and would likely figure

that, following the previous incident, Nora had started to question whether she was as naive as she

Nora would do something; she was afraid she

wouldn’t!

she made a move, she would have

next few days, Harriet focused on healing on the island. Besides eating and sleeping, she spent her time staring

had almost healed in the past few days. However, during this time, Delbert rarely spoke to her and never shared a bed with

would either work in his study or go to the guest

the same roof, they

why

indifferent to her.

make amends and start anew with him, but he had not only fallen in love with another woman but

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at the shimmering sea outside, Harriet felt so uncomfortable that tears threatened to