Your Guise Is Slipping, Miss Pearl

Richard didn't refuse, which implied his agreement. However, Pearl found the idea repulsive. "No, we'll wait. We'll get a taxi soon enough."

Silas, on the other hand, was hesitant to let the opportunity slip away. He attempted to persuade Pearl, saying, "Pea, Mister Richard is kind enough to give us a ride home. Why should we turn him down?"

Pea... Richard noticed how Silas had addressed Pearl and sneered.

Pearl was stunned. For some reason, she felt guilty when Silas called her "Pea," even though she was no longer in a relationship with Richard. She quickly agreed to put an end to Silas' impudent remarks. "Okay, let's go."

Richard observed their interactions, wondering why she followed the kid's lead so readily.

Both Silas and Pearl got into Richard's car, leaving the scooter behind by the roadside. Silas even placed the scooter's key on it, leaving it for anyone who might come across it. After all, his family was wealthy enough that losing a scooter was inconsequential.

However, she didn't dwell on this as Silas seemed intent on making things awkward by engaging in idle chatter.

smile stiffened. "If you can't say something nice, it's best not to say anything

focused on his driving, gently tapping the steering wheel upon hearing Pearl's remark. He made no attempt to explain or

in the past, and Mister Richard has a new fiancee

just come of age didn't take such

look out the window, choosing not to engage further with Silas. She happened to notice a

mirror. He maintained his tight-lipped expression, his gaze fixed straight

Richard knew there was a hotel nearby, so he came to drive them home to prevent her from spending

way, Mister Richard, why did you come here at such a late hour?" He seemed