Your Guise Is Slipping, Miss Pearl romance Capítulo 237

Pearl grabbed her phone and called Richard. "Richard, you need to come home right now. Mister Dustan is in trouble!"

"What happened?" Richard immediately turned his car around and drove back to Waldorf Residence.

When he rushed home and saw Dustan lying on the ground, his lips stained with blood, with a worried Pearl nearby, he frowned. "What's going on?"

Pearl explained, "Hugo learned that he isn't a Waldorf and mistakenly believes Mister Dustan is the person who had killed his parents. He even sold the hospital and has gone to Lawson Enterprises."

"Mister Dustan asked him to come home, but Hugo said those hurtful things and made Mister Dustan furious," she added.

Richard hadn't anticipated such a dramatic turn of events within his family. "I had a feeling that Hugo's true nature would eventually come to light."

But he didn't dwell too much on Hugo's actions at the moment. His primary concern was his father's well-being.

After driving Dustan to the hospital, both Pearl and Richard sat by his hospital bed, their emotions a mix of complex feelings.

"I don't know what Hugo's planning, but I suspect he might seek revenge with Lawson Enterprises' support. We'll have to wait and see. If they try to harm the company, we'll be ready for it," Pearl calmly analyzed the situation.

Her calm assessment contrasted with Richard's troubled expression. She could sense his unspoken worries.

"How is Dad's doing, Rick?" Both Hanzel and Mobius rushed to the hospital and were worried by the sight of the unconscious Dustan in bed.

As they hurriedly entered the room, Pearl quickly released her embrace from Richard, her heart racing.

"He's fainted out of anger, but he's okay. Don't worry," Pearl assured them.

"Ramona informed me about the situation at home while I was on my way here," Mobius said, his temper flaring as he inwardly cursed Hugo upon hearing the news. "What an ungrateful b*stard! Just let him go. Don't worry about him!"

Hanzel, on the other hand, remained composed but cold. "It's pointless to mourn for someone like him since he chose to cut ties with us."