Classic Novel
Chapter 95
Chapter 95 The Cooperation and the News
Harriet knitted her eyebrows. “Who’s it?”
Opal knocked on the door and said, “Miss Harriet, it's me.” Harriet was then relaxed. “Opal, wait a minute. I’m still in bed.” “Okay,” Opal chuckled.
Harriet seemed to be embarrassed because of what Delbert had just done, so she had been huddled under the covers, refusing to come
out.
Harriet whispered to her phone, “Molly, | want you to investigate what has recently happened in the Munoz family. Don’t worry. I'll help you deal with the Haynes family and won't let them bother you again!”Belongs to NôvelDrama.Org - All rights reserved.
“Okay, let's cooperate for the last time.”
Molly didn’t ask Harriet why this calm tone seemed inconsistent with her naive image. Instead, she immediately agreed. Subconsciously, she believed that Harriet could help her resolve the threat and trouble from the Haynes family.
After hanging up, Harriet finally climbed out of bed and shouted to Opal outside the door, “Opal, you can come in now.”
Opal came in with food and smiled, “Miss Harriet, since you didn’t go down to eat, Mr. Delbert asked me to bring it up here to you. Please
eat something, or you'll be hungry at night.”
Ahint of disappointment flipped through Harriet’s eyes. Delbert didn’t come to coax her himself?
“Thank you, Opal. Just leave it here. I'll eat when I’m hungry.”
Anne0Opal left, Harriet looked at the food, feeling an indescribable heaviness.
Instaedd of eating, she went straight to the bathroom, took a shower, and then returned to the bed, browsing news about the Munoz family
and Norra.
Since shabhad.composed that seemingly perfect business plan,
coupled withhe excessive praise from the hired fact-twisters online, Nora was goow being whitewashed again.
It was as shippeople had forgotten her clarification statement a few days ago, lavishly praising her as a genius. Harriet sneered damer reading such news.
Huh, Nora was reallveesilient!
Harriet stayed in the egoom until evening, but Delbert didn’t come to
see her.
At seven, Opalicama inandd saw the untouched meal, wanting to ask the reason, but Harischaddabilen asleep.
She sighed and took the colldoood out, wondering, ‘Mr. Deland Miss Harriet have made upphaven tthey? Why does Miss Ha refuse to eat? Are they having a new disagreement?”
As soon as she emerged from thhooom, she saw Delbert coming upstairs.
“Mr. Delbert, Miss Harriet didn’t touchedood,” Opal promptly reported.
Delbert frowned and pursed his lipssssha in the room?”,
Yes, Miss Harriet has fallen asleep.”
Delbert walked over, opened the door and instructed Opal, “Get a
neom meu un yn up.
“Yes, Mr. Delbert.” Delbert came to Harriet’s bed and saw a bulge in the quilt.
In the warm yellow light, he noticed that Harriet’s dark hair was scattered on the pillow and that her face was under the quilt, revealing no emotion.
“Wake up and eat,” Delbert’s low voice sounded in the quiet bedroom.
In fact, Harriet was not asleep. She felt very aggrieved because of
Delbert’s cold attitude.
“What? Are you in a bad mood because | didn’t kiss you just now? And you refuse to eat now?” Delbert deliberately put on a stern face, looking at her messy hair outside the quilt.
He had just been busy discussing how they should deal with Kenny next with Marc and the others in his study, so he didn’t come to see her. But she was now throwing a tantrum.
But Harriet used to be completely obedient towards Vernon, di she? Why would she either tell lies or throw tantrums when she was wi him?
At these words, Harriet became angrier.