The Darling of the Paranoid Tycoon

Chapter 84 A Beautiful Fairy

If not for the slender beam of pure moonlight occasionally filtering through the branches, she would have blended entirely into the night, like a beautiful fairy under the moonlight.

Harriet! That was Harriet! “Harriet!”

At this moment, Delbert’s eyes brimmed with ecstasy as he regained what he had lost. He hurried over to the figure beneath the tree.

Upon hearing the familiar voice, the lady with a murky mind weakly lifted her head. She gazed deeply in the direction of the approaching Delbert, her beautiful watery eyes filled with disbelief.This material belongs to NôvelDrama.Org.

Over a decade had passed, and he had grown up and matured significantly.

“Are you all right, Harriet? I'll take you back immediately!” Delbert said realizing his voice was terribly hoarse. Soon he noticed something amiss.

Sitting on the dirty ground, Harriet was drenched with several

scratches and bloodstains on her delicate face.

“Why did you get hurt, Harriet? It’s all my fault. | shouldn’t have left you alone!”

Seeing Harriet in such a state, Delbert furrowed his brow deeply, his heart throbbing as if clenched by a big hand. No matter how angry he was, he shouldn’t have abandoned his little girl!

Harriet remained silent. She stared at him in shock, her pupils

contracting.

“Harriet, what's wrong?”

Facing her strange gaze, Delbert was worried and bewildered.

What happened to... Harriet?

“Delbie.”

Seated on the ground, Harriet uttered each word with force, as if confirming something.

Delbie?

Delbert heard her struggling to address him the way she had in her childhood. Gradually, the cold, misty look in his eyes dissipated, replaced by relief. He became overjoyed.

She had recalled everything?

“Harriet, you remember who | am, right?” Delbert pressed in happy

surprise.

A blinding flashlight beam shone upon them.

It was Cory leading a group of servants who had found them.

“Mr. Delbert, Miss Harriet!”

“Ask them to go back and prepare warm water. Harriet is injured,” Delbert instructed urgently.

But when he turned to look at her again, Harriet lowered her head and put her hand on her head. Her face was filled with mud and traces of blood, and her teeth clenched tightly as if she was enduring immense pain.

“Are you okay, Harriet? Come on, let me carry you back!”

Dulbibenwas frantic, his throat sore.

‘Dolbiac.

Haniectiootithheld her head, the painful voice struggling to emerge from her hops!”...! saw...kill my mother.” What did yoous sey, Harriet?”

The rain was soo heavy that Delbert couldn’t hear her words.

But before she could continue, Harriet lost her strength and fell

inconscious inhibganas..

Hanied

Delbert felt hun aan peamicky as if his heart had been dropped from a great height, crashing imo pieces. He instantly cradled the encoonscious girl and instructed Cory to

summon the family doctor.

Only then did he notice that scornething was wrong with Harriet