Chapter 85 Delbie

The scar, which had disappeared under Delbert's watch, had now reappeared on Harriet's back.

Illuminated by the crystal light, it emitted an eerie glow.

And Harried had just done something unusual—she called him "Delbie."

Delbert was a bit confused, wondering whether she had regained her memory or not.

But apparently, the most important thing at the moment was her condition.

He felt heartbroken as he looked at the girl's muddy clothes, injured skin, and ashen face with bloodstains.

Soon, the family doctor hurriedly arrived under Cory's guidance to attend to Harriet's wounds.

After a while, the doctor looked back at Delbert and said, "Mr. Delbert, the injuries onMiss Harriet's face and body are just on the skin. I've treated the wounds. It's nothing serious."

"All right, you may go back."

Delbert's deep, narrow eyes were fixed on the girl in bed, his brows tightly furrowed.

It was all his fault that Harriet got hurt!

Because of being drenched in the rain for too long, H