Your Guise Is Slipping, Miss Pearl romance Capítulo 141

"Don't worry, Pearl. I'll take good care of Mobius."

Esther's words earned her a glare from Mobius. "I don't need you to take care of me!"

Pearl nodded. "Okay, just go."

After bidding Mobius and Esther goodbye, Pearl went to the hospital alone. It had been three days, and the DNA report might be ready by now.

However, when Pearl received the report, she didn't immediately check its contents. She knew it was likely a lie made by Susan to manipulate Richard into breaking up with her. Besides, Pearl felt that it was impossible that she was Richard's biological sibling.

When Pearl got home with the report, she stumbled upon Hugo, who had come home to change his clothes.

Seeing the report in her hand, Hugo raised his brows and smiled profoundly. "Where have you been, Pearl?"

Pearl, still upset about their previous encounter, gave Hugo a stern look. "That's none of your business. Don't you have anything else to do, Mister Hugo?"

Hugo's face paled, but he understood that Pearl's anger was justified. After regaining his composure, he replied, "You don't have to be angry with me, Pearl. You'll see that being with me is the right choice."

Pearl mocked him because of his blatant lie. "The right choice? I'd never dare to be with you. What if you do something to me and kill me in the future?"

The memory of Renee and Jennifer's deaths still haunted her.

After dinner, Pearl retrieved the DNA report from her bag, as she believed it was the right time to address the matter.

"Madam, there's something we need to clarify," Pearl stated, placing the report in front of Susan. "I must inform you that I am not Mister Dustan's biological daughter. Furthermore, some things are better left unsaid. I conducted a DNA test between Richard and me. I hope you understand that my mother had no relation to Mister Dustan either."

Richard ate silently while listening to Pearl's explanation.

Pearl knew it was wiser to frame the situation as if she were doing it for her mother, who was a wonderful and virtuous woman, rather than for herself. Such an outstanding woman like her mother couldn't be easily slandered by others.

"Humph… No one knows if you've done anything to the report or not," Susan retorted, unwilling to admit the truth, and prepared to find various ways to dispute it.