The Darling of the Paranoid Tycoon by Cheryl Rice novel Chapter 244

Harriet sobbed, “Let me get off the car. I won’t go back with you!” 

She was so injured, yet he turned a blind eye and only wanted to satisfy his obsession! 

She wouldn’t go with him! 

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matter! 

scene, 

But just 

softene 

curled up in the corner and leand looked pitiful, Delbert 

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rced her but turned to look ouicdie out the window, speaking 

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manaman was Henry. 

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him. Feeling the pain from his tongue, Delbert suppressed his desire within 

‘Harriet, what should I do with you?” 

He had made up his mind. No matter how much she hated him, no matter how much she resented him, or even if she cried and made a scene, he would imprison her by his side and not allow her to leave. 

softened… But just then, when she complained tearfully, he involuntarily 

At this point, Harriet gently rubbed her collarbone wound. 

Lost in thought, she was suddenly interrupted by Cory’s voice. 

“Mr. Delbert, we’ve arrived.” 

Harriet quickly turned to look out the window and saw that the car had parked steadily at the entrance of the island villa. 

She was still dazed when Delbert took off his suit jacket and handed it to her. 

“Put it on. Don’t catch a cold.” 

“I don’t-” 

Seeing her about to refuse, Delbert was displeased at once. 

He leaned over and forcefully draped the jacket over Harriet without saying a word.