Chapter 65
Chapter 65 Unexpected Reunion
“Harriet, Delbert, you are here.”
Nora descended the stairs with a smile.
There was no trace of animosity toward Harriet on her face. It was all concealed within her gaze. Nora’s hatred was fleeting, but Harriet keenly captured it.
She hadn’t expected Nora to escape from that ship.
It was fine since the punishment dealt to Nora had been too lenient.
“It's been ages. | miss you so much, Nora.”
Harriet grinned innocently.
She walked over and took hold of Nora’s hand.
Nora instinctively wanted to shake off Harriet’s hand, but Delbert stood nearby, watching intently. His obsidian eyes seemed to emanate an icy chill, piercing through her soul and freezing her in place. Nora paused, allowing Harriet to hold her hand and prattle on.
“| want to thank you for marrying me to Delbert. I’m living in a big house and surrounded by a bunch of servants,” Harriet crowed with a dimwitted expression, testing Nora’s reaction.
As expected, when Nora heard her boastful words, a crack appeared in her smiling face. Her fingers, hanging limply by her side, involuntarily clenched. Her
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She became increasingly certain that Harriet had been pretending to be foolish all along and waiting for the right moment to steal everything from her and ruin her in the process.
Nora was determined to get her revenge.
Soon, she relaxed her fingers, calming herself down. Triumph filled her eyes.
She had brought a valuable assistant today, who would shatter the relationship between Harriet and Delbert. “As long as you are happy. Oh, by the way, I’ve prepared a surprise for you.”
Nora appeared joyful, but deep down, she hated Harriet to the core.
“What kind of surprise? | like surprises!”
Harriet played along, clapping her hands and cheerfully expressing her cooperation.
Little did she know that the surprise Nora had prepared for her was...
“Harriet, come and taste the beef stew | cooked for you.”
Vernon emerged from the kitchen, carrying a plate of steaneef stew. He wore a white shirt with slightly rolled-up cuffs. His e were perfectly arched, and he smiled at her like Prince Charmi
Unfortunately, Harriet would no longer be deceived by him.
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She had been blinded by Vernon’s insincere tenderness, causing harm to Delbert and, ultimately, herself. “Oh, Mr. Delbert is here too. Perfect timing. Let’s all try the food | cooked.”
Vernon greeted Delbert as if he had just noticed his presence.
Delbert was unaware of Harriet’s thoughts, but he noticed that her gaze never left Vernon.
As expected, whenever Vernon appeared, he ceased to exist in her
eyes.
It hadn’t changed, not even in this life.
A faint ache resonated within his heart, but Delbert suppressed it.