Chapter 514

The things from their childhood were scars that Delbert couldn’t easily reveal, but since Harriet wanted to hear them, even if he would be covered in bloody wounds, he would tell her.

Hiding his sorrowful thoughts, Delbert regained his composure, his eyes and brows filled with a gentle smile.

"It was back when we were children. A certain little girl in the flowers stood on tiptoe and said she wanted to marry me.

"Oh, that little girl doesn't remember anything now. She needs me to help her recall."

With a smile in his eyes, Delbert leaned in leisurely and pecked lightly on the woman's red lips. He was about to deepen the kiss when a waiter who came in to serve dishes caught them in the act.

The waiter turned away immediately, full of apologies, "Sorry... I knocked on the door."

"It's okay," Delbert waved his hand dismissively.

But for Harriet, who usually maintained a calm and cool demeanor, her face was instantly covered with embarrassment.

What the heck!

After the waiter left