The Broken Warrior’s Daughter by Cooper

Chapter 688

He seemed to be comforting Sadie, but his eyes unconsciously looked in the direction where Harriet had just left.

Harriet was already out of sight, and it made him feel sad.

If it weren't for finding evidence, he would have rushed out and punched those people.

He had to ensure it and keep all his thoughts to himself.

But Sadie sensed his perfunctory attitude.

She couldn't help feeling a little jealous. Delbert had forgotten about the past, but he still couldn't let go of Harriet.

It was ironic and a harsh blow to her.

But to prevent Delbert from suspecting anything, she had to reluctantly agree, "She is targeting both of us. You should stay away from her and don't let yourself get hurt because of me." She pulled at Delbert, feeling a little uneasy.

Delbert composed himself and hummed, "Okay, I'll remember."

Just getting Delbert's promise was not enough. Sadie still felt uneasy. She decided to do something to keep him forever by her side.

Otherwise, even if Delbert didn't regain his memory, relying on the familiarity he had developed with Harriet over time, he would eventually see through her lies.

Now that she had finally won him over, she naturally would not let go or allow Harriet to take him back.

At night.

To celebrate the reunion of Miriam, Harriet, and Andy, Levi hosted a family banquet.

The villa was brightly lit.

Everyone looked up eagerly upstairs.

They all seemed a little at a loss, looking at each other nervously.

"It took Yvonne so long to dress up," Henry said impatiently.

"Girls always take more time to dress up. It's normal," Justin said, his gaze fixed on the upper floor.

Before long, the sound of the door opening came from upstairs. Miriam then came out with Harriet, who was wearing a white dress and a crown.

The Bass brothers and Andy were amazed.

"Yvonne is gorgeous!"

"She truly is our little princess!"

"Yvonne, here is a gift for you." Alan stepped forward and handed her a box. "This is a set of jewelry customized for you."

The others exchanged looks and swarmed over.

"Yvonne, here is my gift for you. Although I'm not as capable as Alan, I prepared a unique set of jewelry for you."

"Yvonne, I don't have anything impressive to give, so I'll give you my credit card. Spend as much as you like."

Harriet looked helplessly at them and pressed down on their hands.

"Alright, brothers, I know your good intentions. Today, we're just having a family banquet, not my birthday. There is no need to give such expensive gifts. You can keep them for now." Deep down, she knew that they wanted to make her happy because Delbert had forgotten about her.

She was blessed to have such sweet brothers.