the two-faced Adopted Girl Who Melted CEO's Ice-Cold Heart-Chapter 836: This Is Just Li Shao’s Type—Beautiful, Cold, Indifferent, and Introverted

Early in the morning, Arthur drove over to deliver some supplies.

Though called supplies, they were quite diverse, ranging from fresh fruits and vegetables to bowls, incense, and flowers—an entire carload.

It looked like they were planning to live there for six months to a year.

Arthur borrowed two well-trained bodyguards from Old Six, had them deliver everything to the awning in front of the house, and then went inside, where he saw Ignatius holding Miss Delphine in his arms, sitting at the spacious open-air bar on the first floor, eating fruit, mixed with Delphine’s softly spoken displeasure.

"I already said I can’t eat anymore."

"You didn’t eat much in the morning, you’ll get hungry." The man coaxed patiently.

Arthur lowered his eyes, still seeing the slender figure sitting on Ignatius’s lap, along with that incredible curve of her waistline.

"Ignatius Leclair, aren’t you annoying."

Arthur was somewhat speechless, probably because it was the first time he heard Delphine speak to Ignatius in such a tone, he felt a bit surprised. For a long time, Delphine appeared to everyone as a gentle little lamb, while Ignatius was like a big-tailed wolf in human skin. When did the lamb manage to completely restrain the wolf?

After all, these are Ignatius’s shadows; through the years he’s well aware of Ignatius’s taste, he likes this type: beautiful, cold, reserved, and introverted. No matter how many flamboyant people try to stick themselves to him, he doesn’t even lift an eye. Yet seeing Delphine this rare and proud, Ignatius seemed to enjoy it immensely.

The love in this world is indeed overbearing and unreasonable like that.

Arthur coughed softly and said in a low voice, "Master Ignatius, the things you wanted have been delivered to the awning in front of the house."

The greenery and flowers in front of the house were lush and the trees were thick and leafy. In recent years, since no one lived here, the plants had grown a little wild and unconstrained. The awnings on the lawn were made of fine redwood by the madam back then. In summer, with wooden awnings and thick trees providing shade, this small pavilion hidden behind green trees and flowers perfectly fits the saying: ’A winding path leads to a secluded spot.’

"Hmm." The man responded faintly, and then asked the woman held in his arms, "Is there anything you want, I can have Arthur bring it over for you tomorrow."

Delphine glanced at Arthur, who was looking at the scenery behind Ignatius, indeed, where Ignatius appears, shadow follows. He returned so quickly.

"Cell phones, computers, things like that." She said lightly, having been woken up by Ignatius in the morning, she still felt a bit sleepy, so she propped her head up trying to be a bit further from him.

The man used his long fingertips to hold her sharp little chin, seeing her skin was fair and translucent, her small face, big eyes, again showing that soft and weak look, he lowered his face and said in a deep voice, "Everything here is eco-friendly architecture, it can’t handle that much radiation."

Delphine snorted coldly, simply refusing to look at that annoying face, if he won’t give it, then he won’t give it, why so much talk.

Seeing her unhappy, the man curved his lips, smiled slightly, and said, "There’s no signal in the mountains, my phone is connected by satellite, even if you have a phone or computer, it’s useless."

Hearing this, Delphine completely gave up the idea, it seemed she could only use Ignatius’s phone. But she didn’t know the password nor did she have the fingerprint.

"I want to go back inside, there are too many mosquitoes outside." She said, pretending to be blind to the obvious.

Ignatius nodded faintly, carried her to the lounge area of the living room, then glanced at Arthur, and walked out of the house.

Arthur followed him out, saw Ignatius heading towards the awning to check the brought items, he quickly caught up, saying, "Master Ignatius, this place is still somewhat isolated, I will arrange for a few people for personal protection, Master Ignatius has wilderness survival experience, but Miss Delphine clearly doesn’t."