Your Guise Is Slipping, Miss Pearl

Chapter 229

“Well, I’ll see if you’ll end up with Miss Pearl or not, Mister Richard.” With that, Raymond turned and left.

Richard remained silent while Pearl explained, “I’m really not close to him, and I didn’t have much contact with him.”

“I know.”

Clearly, Raymond had his eyes on Pearl. Although his words were ambiguous, both Pearl and Richard could see no love in his eyes, just like Hugo. Both of them only cared about their own gains.

“Stay away from him, and be cautious of any schemes he might hatch,” Richard warned.

Pearl was well aware of that even without his reminder. After that, Pearl walked into the house to pack her things and returned to Waldorf Residence with Richard.

It had been a few days since she last stayed there, and Dustan and Susan missed her very much, especially Susan. When Susan saw Pearl, she held the latter’s hand and inquired after the latter, “Oh, Pearl. Where have you been all these days?”

Glancing at Susan, Pearl knew that Hanzel didn’t expose her whereabouts, which put her at ease. She didn’t mention the Jordans and explained that she had been busy taking care of Hanzel as his agent.

wasn’t the sharpest, the Waldorfs might quickly deduce Pearl’s

of the

have dinner. I’ve prepared a lot of delicious dishes today because Hanzel said you’d be returning to stay with

“Thank you, Madam.”

it was the weekend, all the members of the Waldorf family were present,

Pearl.

turned to Pearl and asked with a serious tone, “It’s been half a year now, Pearl. Which one of my sons are you most interested

You don’t know the half of it since you’re often away on business trips, but Pearl is closest to Rick. If Rick weren’t so slow, and if Pearl weren’t so shy, they would’ve become a couple long

seemed that Dustan wasn’t surprised by Susan’s response. After all, Richard was the most outstanding heir he had raised. It made

you really like Richard?” Dustan’s eyes were filled with a warm smile as he

her head lowered, and her ears turned

with dissatisfaction, “Pearl doesn’t belong to Richard alone. Why do you

You like Pearl too?” It was beyond Dustan’s imagination that Hanzel had

It was a predicament he had personally experienced in his youth when he lost to Pearl’s father,