Your Guise Is Slipping, Miss Pearl romance Capítulo 371

Resumo de Chapter 371: Your Guise Is Slipping, Miss Pearl

Resumo do capítulo Chapter 371 de Your Guise Is Slipping, Miss Pearl

Neste capítulo de destaque do romance Romance Your Guise Is Slipping, Miss Pearl, Internet apresenta novos desafios, emoções intensas e avanços na história que prendem o leitor do início ao fim.

Pearl couldn't ignore the fact that Dustan's reaction spoke volumes. It was evident that he didn't want her to be with Richard, but no one had explained why. It felt like they were conspiring against her in silence.

"I'm done so I'm going to sleep," Pearl casually said as she stood up and headed to her room.

"Pea, what's going on?" Mobius noticed she hadn't touched her food.

"Stay out of it, kid," Sean said. He sensed that something was amiss, though he didn't fully understand the conflict between them. Based on their reactions, it seemed like Pearl had been stripped of her right to be Richard's wife. However, he didn't want to get involved in the family drama.

In her room, Pearl sat on the bed, lost in thought, unable to comprehend why she was being treated this way.

Suddenly, her phone rang—it was Wayne calling.

"Yes?" she answered.

Wayne, always perceptive, immediately noticed something was wrong. "What's up, Pea? You sound tired."

Pearl frowned hearing the noise coming from Wayne's end. "You're at a bar?"

"Yes, the usual, Dark Bar. Come over."

Pearl had initially planned to clean up and go to bed, but Wayne's enthusiastic invitation piqued her interest and dispelled her sleepiness.

She went downstairs and drove to the Dark bar.

The bar was lively and noisy as usual. Pearl headed to their usual booth and found Wayne sitting alone, holding a drink.

She grabbed a bottle of beer and downed it in one go. "What's up? You look even sadder than I am."

Wayne almost choked on his drink. "No, I'm not. What's going on with you? Did Richard allow you to go out for drinks at this hour?"

"Don't mention him!" The mere mention of Richard's name made Pearl gulp down more alcohol.

Wayne set down his bottle and asked, "What happened? Did you two have a fight?"

Pearl shook her head. "We didn't argue, but it looks like we're headed for a breakup."

"A breakup? Did you run into a problem you couldn't solve and had to break up?" Wayne's expression was exaggerated.

"I don't know." Pearl leaned back on the seat, lacking her usual energy.

Suddenly, Wayne recalled something he had heard and couldn't resist asking, "Is it because of Jenny? I saw it in the news. She's Richard's first love, right?"

Pearl's lips twitched. "I don't think so." She trusted Richard. Even if he were holding Jenny's hand, she would still trust him.

Wayne rolled his eyes and said, "You don't understand men at all. They never forget their first loves."

"Oh?" Pearl became intrigued. "Are you saying you've never forgotten your first love either?"

"Of course…"

"Ah!" Suddenly, a commotion broke out at the neighboring table, and one of the girls entertaining guests was pushed to the floor.

Lynette knew her job was not highly regarded, so she stopped smiling.

Pearl guessed who Lynette was and feared that Wayne might say something that would frighten her away, so she intervened, "Miss Lynette, I can lend you some money if you need it, and you don't have to repay me."

As women, they both understood that Lynette was likely in this line of work because of financial difficulties.

"Really?" Lynette paused. Her eyes briefly lit up before dimming again. "It's alright, I can manage on my own."

Pearl could sense that Lynette was a resilient girl with a gentle disposition, which likely contributed to Wayne's attraction to her.

So, she suggested, "You don't have to work here. How about becoming a hostess? It's not as bad as entertaining the guests, and you can earn a bit more."

Working as a hostess wouldn't bring in a substantial income, but it would certainly be better than her current situation.

"Alright, thank you!" Lynette was overjoyed at the prospect of earning money without having to entertain guests, so she readily agreed.

Recognizing that Wayne and Lynette had a lot to catch up on, Pearl said, "I'll go for a walk. You two can chat."

Wayne nodded gratefully, and Pearl left them to continue their conversation. She walked over to the bar and ordered a drink while waiting.

As she sipped her cocktail, she spotted Richard sitting in a booth not too far away, with Jenny sitting very close to him.

"Why do they have to be here?!" Pearl was enraged. Slowly, she made her way over to them after picking up her freshly mixed drink.

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