Your Guise Is Slipping, Miss Pearl romance Capítulo 137

"Why? Does my preference in men have anything to do with this project?" Pearl replied.

Stunned, Esther didn't expect that Pearl would refuse to answer her question. She frowned and continued, "Yes, it does. Just ignore the reason and tell me."

"Why don't you tell me who you like instead, Miss Esther?" Pearl responded calmly, causing Esther to blush deeply, wondering how Pearl knew…

Esther's agent, sensing the danger, quickly intervened, pulling Esther's arm to silence her. "Of course, Esther doesn't have a crush on anyone."

With a multitude of male fans closely following Esther's every move, any rumor of her having a crush could negatively impact her career.

"Oh, I'll drop the question then, if that's the case," Pearl said with a chuckle, moving on from the topic.

The makeup session was now underway, with both heroines present. However, Esther was far from cooperative. She sat there complaining about her makeup artist's inability to accentuate her charm and behaving arrogantly.

"Hey! This will make my eyes look small. What's with this makeup? It's hideous. Do you even know what you're doing? Quit if you can't handle being a makeup artist. I've never met such a lousy makeup artist in my life."

Esther's harsh words made Pearl frown, prompting her to glance over. While the makeup artists were skilled, Pearl couldn't help but feel that something was missing.

Being a part of the entertainment industry for such a long time, Esther could tell if someone's makeup skills were good or not.

Others assumed Pearl was just trying to calm Esther down, but to their surprise, Pearl removed Esther's makeup using makeup remover and cotton pads, then applied moisturizer to Esther's face.

"Can you really do it?" With her makeup removed, Esther appeared fair, soft, and cute.

"Absolutely," Pearl replied confidently as she gently applied a light concealer and foundation. "You're a very cute girl, you just need a subtle touch."

"Okay."

Previously, the makeup artist had aimed to lighten Esther's complexion but unfortunately made her look like a doll—beautiful, but unnatural.