The Darling of the Paranoid Tycoon

Currently, Delbert was so close. His breath was warm, which made Harriet’s ear itch a bit, and a blush crept up where her hair covered.

“Can you let go of me first?”

Harriet struggled slightly and reminded him softly.

Delbert reluctantly let go, but when he saw her sneakily look back, her furtive appearance made him chuckle. Just as the couple developed a little chemistry, they were interrupted by Delbert and Harriet.

Marc had no choice but to reluctantly let go of Molly. He was about to say something to break the awkward atmosphere, but when the words reached his lips, he swallowed them down.

Molly also blushed and quickly distanced herself from him. She had been foolish just now to think that Marc wanted to kiss her! She dared not face Marc again. When she saw the haunted house across from them, she immediately changed the subject. “Harriet, shall we go in and have some fun in there?”

Harriet nodded, but hesitated a little.

She would be lying if she said she wasn't afraid.

“Let's go in. I'll hold your hand. Don’t be afraid,” Delbert reassured her upon seeing her fear.

Harriet raised her chin in a spoiled manner and directly let go of

Delbert’s hand.

“Who's afraid? I’m not afraid!”

With that, she followed Molly into the haunted house, leaving Delbert behind shaking his head with a resigned smile.

Harriet was afraid of ghosts. He had known that since she was a

child!

The amusement park was quite large, and the haunted house was quite realistic. The entrance was a rusty iron gate. Delbert walked ahead and slowly pushed open the iron gate. The

sharp, piercing sound of the door opening made Harriet feel a little flustered.

She hurriedly lowered her head and dared not look inside the door. But inadvertently, she saw a bloody handprint on the door handle!

Next to it was an inscription — “Those who enter, die!”

Marc intentionally broke the awkward atmosphere between him and Molly, so he joked, “This sentence really ruins the atmosphere and makes this haunted house seem not scary at all!”

Unexpectedly, Molly responded with a light laugh, “Yeah, this sentence does indeed ruin the atmosphere.” The three of them weren’t afraid, but Harriet was.

Harriet forced a smile, then followed Delbert’s footsteps slowly into the house. The farther they went, the darker it became, and Harriet subconsciously clutched Delbert’s clothes.Material © of NôvelDrama.Org.

Delbert felt her movement behind him and silently smiled. He knew she was scared. As they continued walking, the architecture became increasingly antique, with terrifying directions on the side.

Delbert casually chose a path according to the directions. Harriet

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Delbert indulgently smiled and soothingly patted her hea Harriet, don’t be afraid. Trust me. I'll definitely lead you out.” “I'll definitely lead you out?”

Whether it was a memory that dawned on her or the dark enclosed environment that made Harriet have an illusion, she saw a blurry image before her eyes.

Ahandsome young man held a little girl's hand and said, “Don’t be afraid. I’ll lead you out!”

B But this memory came quickly and dissipated just as quickly, didisappearing before Harriet could grasp it.

SlShe shook her head and didn’t dwell on it any further. After all, she hatad experienced this strange memory more than once. “o’okay.”

Herariet nodded and instinctively believed Delbert’s words, trusting him asas she followed him forward.

Butus she didn’t notice that behind her shoulder, that crescent-shaped scarar lit up again.