The Darling of the Paranoid Tycoon

Chapter 367 When Harriet and Delbert returned to the island, the family doctor was already waiting in the hall.

Under Delbert’s instructions, the family doctor thoroughly examined Harriet and bandaged the wound on her elbow. Delbert didn’t let the doctor leave until he confirmed that Harriet was fine.

After leaving the house, the family doctor couldn’t help but take a deep breath.

In all the years he had been serving the Carlson family, he had never

seen Delbert so nervous before.

Fortunately, he hadn’t made any mistakes earlier.

Harriet meant everything to Delbert. If he made any mistakes, he would be in great trouble.

“I'm hungry,” Harriet said, throwing herself into Delbert’s arms.

Delbert stiffened and said softly, “I'll cook for you.”

Rubbing her head, he added, “If you’re tired, lie down and rest for a while. I'll let you know when the food is ready.” He was amazed by how cute Harriet was.Content is property of NôvelDrama.Org.

However, as he turned around to let Opal get the apron, the smile on his face was gone, replaced by his usual loftiness. Opal was stunned by how fast Delbert changed his attitude. His tenderness was only reserved for Harriet. Because Opal was the one cooking at home, there were only pink

comparatively plain apron.

Delbert’s displeasure and Opal’s nervousness could be imagined.

But to let Harriet have the food earlier, he reluctantly put on the apron.

Harriet naturally would not listen to Delbert and stay in her room.

It was rare for Delbert to cook for her, and she wanted to watch it.

She came downstairs and froze at the sight of Delbert wearing a pink

apron.

“It turns out you’re so girly. You’re wearing a pink apron,” she said.

Delbert felt embarrassed.

Stifling a laugh, Harriet took out her phone, went around Delbert, and recorded it.

She had to capture this rare sight. When they argued in the future, she could use this video to threaten him and make him apologize.

Delbert forced a smile. “Is it fun?” Harriet keenly sensed the danger in his tone. “Well, you look good like this. Even when you’re wearing pink, you have your own charm,” she said, trying to flatter him.

It was too late. Delbert pressed her against the sink and bent down to kiss her.