The Darling of the Paranoid Tycoon by Cheryl Rice novel Chapter 352

Chapter 352 

“I’m not angry.” Harriet pouted. 

“That’s good!” Delbert said. 

Captivated by Harriet’s blush, he wanted to kiss her, but Harriet 

pushed him away. 

“You can’t kiss me in my territory,” she said. 

But Delbert folded her in his arms. He bent down to sniff her unique scent and softly spoke. “Are you serious?” 

Amused by his coyness, Harriet burst into laughter. 

Delbert’s cuteness was simply irresistible. 

In the end, she could only let him kiss her. 

Harriet’s face burned. Delbert held onto her and leaned closer to h 

ear. 

“You look so cute when you blush,” he murmured. 

His hot breath assailed her ear, sending a tingling sensation through 

her. 

Delbert was getting better at coaxing her. 

Although it was already afternoon, Delbert didn’t return to the Carlson Group but stayed there with Harriet. 

Blake learned about Delbert’s visit. In the past, he would have come to fawn over Delbert, but he didn’t dare go to see Delbert that day. 

Yesterday, after he sent the intimate pictures of Harriet and Darryl to 

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Delbert, Delbert only gave a short reply. [Mind your own business!] 

And today, Darryl took leave. 

Blake wondered if Delbert had fired him or dealt with him. 

Just thinking about Delbert’s ruthless means made Blake’s skin crawl. 

It would be best for him to stay away from Delbert. 

At the same time, Darryl’s disposal meant a great loss for Harriet. 

Blake was quite satisfied with the result. 

Without Darryl out of the picture, Blake could easily deal with Harriet. 

He believed that the Munoz Group would soon be under his control. 

Soon, it was time to get off work. 

Delbert urged Harriet to go home early. 

Once she was out of his sight, Delbert always felt that danger was lurking outside. He was more accustomed to having Harriet stay by 

his side. 

“Are we going home now?” Harriet sat in the passenger seat, looking at Delbert, who was driving. “Before we go home, shall we go to the hospital first and check on Trevor? I’m afraid I hit him too hard today.” 

Delbert started the car and said indifferently, “No need to bother with that brat. It serves him right!”