The Darling of the Paranoid Tycoon

Delbert’s hair was neat, and he looked like a kind neighbor.

This version of him was completely different from the decisive and

efficient CEO in the business world before.

Harriet couldn’t understand why he needed to dress up like this just for a visit to the Munoz Group. Delbert smiled and took her arm, pulling her into his embrace.

“From now on, I’m not Delbert anymore. I’m your assistant, Darryl. I'll help you establish authority in front of those people,” he said, his breath assailing her ear.

She knew that, with his possessive nature, he wouldn’t easily let her go to the Munoz Group. But she didn’t expect that his solution would be to dress up as her assistant and go with her. Only someone like Delbert could come up with such an idea.

“Aren't you afraid of being recognized by those foxy people?” she said, trying to distract Delbert from getting too intimate with her.

Delbert stroked her head, firmly saying, “They won't.”

He was always prepared before acting.

Harriet trusted him unconditionally.

“Alright, let's go!” Harriet nodded.

As long as Delbert was by her side, she felt like she could overcome any obstacles.

Only Delbert could give her such a sense of security.

Ten minutes later, they finished preparing and left home.

Cory had been waiting outside for a while.

Half an hour later, the black Rolls-Royce slowly stopped in front of the

Munoz Mansion.

Harriet had already contacted Blake and confirmed the meeting time.

As they sat together in the back seat, Delbert turned to look at Harriet, who was still focused on reading the documents. He reassured her. “You can express your opinions. Leave the rest toThis is property © NôvelDrama.Org.

me.”

Delbert planned to dress up as Harriet’s assistant and help her establish authority in the company.

With his current appearance, those people couldn’t possibly recognize him.

After hearing Delbert’s rather childish plan, Harriet looked up and gratefully smiled. “Thank you, sweetheart!” Cory opened the car door for them. Delbert got out first, followe closely by Harriet, who held onto the documents. “Chairman!” An anxious voice suddenly rang out from behind Ha

She turned around and saw a secretary trotting over.

“Chairman, the meeting has already started. Everyone is present in the conference room except for you. Please come with me,” said the

secretary.

Harriet frowned, as the starting time of the meeting was different from what Blake had just told her on the phone.