The Darling of the Paranoid Tycoon by Cheryl Rice novel Chapter 224

Chapter 224 

“I drank too much and felt uncomfortable, so I went outside to get some fresh air,” Harriet replied. 

After much thought, she decided not to tell Delbert about what had happened in the restroom 

earlier. 

Yuri noticed the situation and came over, throwing his arm around Delbert’s shoulder and teasing 

him. “Don’t make a fuss over it, Delbert. Harriet just went outside for a while. 

“You were not so worried about me when I went outside.” 

“Can you compare yourself to Harriet?” Delbert retorted, knocking his hand off. 

“Do you want to?” he added, trying to intimidate Yuri. 

Yuri wimped out. “Come on! It was just a joke.” 

“Oh?” Delbert raised an eyebrow, refusing to let it go. “You have the nerve to make jokes about Nora?” 

“I’m sorry. Miss Ross, please save me!” Yuri said, turning to Selena for help. 

Harriet couldn’t help but laugh, her face finally free of worries. 

The rest of them laughed at Yuri’s retreat. 

The atmosphere in the room was harmonious. 

Late at night, the moon was bright, and the stars were sparse. 

Harriet lay on the soft bed, thinking about what had happened in the Hoty Night restroom. 

A voice seemed to echo in her mind, tempting her to go to the place mentioned by Justin. 

Who exactly is Justin? What’s my mother’s true identity? And why do they keep calling me Yvonne? She wondered. 

She decided to find out her mother’s identity and solve all the puzzles. 

It seemed that she had to go to that place tomorrow. 

Harriet woke up early the next morning. Once she opened her eyes, she saw an upright figure standing by the bed. 

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The morning sunlight shone on Delbert’s gray suit and white shirt, making him look like a 

nobleman. 

He hadn’t finished dressing yet. The collar of his shirt was hall open, revealing his robust chest. 

He followed Harriet’s gaze and noticed it. He then stretched out his well–defined hand and 

meticulously fastened every button. 

“Good morning!” he said with a gentle smile. 

“Morning!” Harriet nodded lightly. 

The warm yellow sunlight coated Delbert with a layer of gold, and in Harriet’s eyes, the light