Your Guise Is Slipping, Miss Pearl romance Capítulo 628

He hadn't been doing well for the past few days, and it was obvious to everyone around him. Even his staff avoided bringing their problems to him during this time.

There was something he couldn't quite comprehend: why did Pearl, who had loved him so deeply, suddenly want to sever their ties and disappear from his life?

His feelings for her were gone, but he couldn't forget the memories they had created together. They had been so close and had gone through so much. So, why did she decide to take such a step?

His assistant stood outside his office, observing him engrossed in his work, not wanting to disturb him. However, Richard sensed someone's presence and glanced up, recognizing his assistant. He gestured for him to come in.

"Sir, we have a new order." The assistant placed the agreement document on Richard's desk and stepped back respectfully.

Richard picked up the agreement and began flipping through its contents, his brows furrowing as he saw the name on it—Sapphire Group.

"Isn't this the company that recently established itself overseas?" he asked.

"Yes, sir. Sapphire Group was relatively small before, but it seems they have been thriving since their eldest child returned," the assistant replied.

Richard pinched the bridge of his nose. "Why would a foreign company want to collaborate with us?"

The assistant wasn't entirely sure either. Their company, Waldorf Enterprises, wasn't a major player in the medical machinery industry, so it was puzzling why Sapphire Group would choose them.

"Maybe… it's because our company has a positive growth outlook?" the assistant ventured.

The assistant was nervous as he was suddenly called out. "You're really clever to do that. They mentioned that as long as our demands aren't too excessive, they are willing to accept them."

Richard's interest was piqued. "In that case, I'm even more inclined to meet their president."

"So you're saying—" the assistant began but was interrupted by Richard's actions.

Richard examined the agreement document, finding nothing amiss, and picked up his pen. He signed his name in cursive: Richard Waldorf.

After signing it, he casually instructed, "Arrange for flight tickets to Mernaut. We'll be meeting with their president."