Chapter 39

Chapter 39 A Request After finally soothing Harriet, Delbert couldn’t resist picking her up and leaving the mountains.

Her tears threatened to flood the entire mountainside.

Seeing Tucker wanting to follow, Delbert stopped it with a whistle.

Tucker sat on the ground and hung its head in dejection.

Unable to bear leaving it behind, Harriet tugged at Delbert's sleeve and pleaded, “Tucker is lonely. Can we take him home?”

“No!” Delbert rejected it flatly, worried that Tucker might cause trouble at home.

Harriet crinkled her nose and looked at him with tearful eyes.

“You're bad. You promised me, but you didn’t listen to me. Ahhh... | hate you.”

Harriet’s loud sobs resumed, prompting Delbert to relent.

“Alright, we'll take him back.”

Harriet grinned with satisfaction, leaving Delbert feeling helpless.

They left with Tucker and joined Opal before they returned to the villa.

The sunlight cast long, diagonal shadows, creating a picturesque scene.

At the villa’s entrance, Harriet suddenly wriggled out of Delbert’s arms and stood before him with a serious look.

“Colleen bullied me, and I’m going to teach her a lesson. You should GUL aXeTIK Her petite figure was a stark contrast to Delbert’s towering height, but her aura was not inferior.

“Okay,” Delbert smiled, ruffling her hair.

He had intentionally left Colleen for Harriet to handle anyway.

She had been timid and easily bullied, but now she had learned how to fight back.

All Delbert needed to do was support her unconditionally.

He would support her forever.

Harriet smiled with satisfaction, revealing her dimples.

“Tucker, let’s go!”

Harriet beckoned to Tucker, who immediately ran over and nuzzled up against her, eliciting giggles from her.

With Delbert and Tucker by her side, Harriet swaggered into the villa.

The servants respectfully greeted them, but when they noticed the imposing mastiff with a scarred face and blue eyes, they recoiled in fear.

“Summon Colleen,” Delbert commanded, his demeanor carrying a chilling edge.

The servants hastened to fulfill his order.

Colleen was in her room nursing her swollen legs. She couldn’t understand why she was experiencing such discomfort, and she cursed Harriet for her misfortunes.

“Colleen, something is wrong!”

Aservant rushed in to report, startling Colleen.

She threw a hot water bottle at the devant “What are you doing? You are the wall out of mar The car was hit and stand incat falling to the ground She threw a hot water bottle at the servant.

“What are you doing? You scared the hell out of me!”

The servant was hit and staggered, almost falling to the ground.