Your Guise Is Slipping, Miss Pearl

The two remained silent throughout the journey and did not ask each other anything. When they got home and stepped into the
house, they heard Susan’s sarcastic comment. “It’s only your second day here and you’re already coming home so late. Nobody
even knows who you went out with. How could any of my sons marry a woman like you?” Dustan frowned. He trusted Pearl, but
he had been worried about her safety. As he was about to call her, he saw her come in with Richard. “Oh, so you two went out
together.” Richard kept silent and did not deny it. Dustan smiled. “Pea, in regards to the marriage, my plan is to let you spend
some time with my five sons in turn. Figure out which of them is to your liking before we decide on matters. Is that okay?” “Okay,
Mister Dustan.” Pearl nodded. Although Susan was dissatisfied, she knew that no one could change her husband’s mind. The
only thing she could do was glance at Pearl in annoyance. Early the next morning, Pearl was woken up by a knock on her
bedroom door. She grumpily got up to open it and stared unhappily at Richard, who was standing outside in a black suit. He said
coldly, “Get ready and come to the office with me.” Pearl wondered, ‘But why? Oh yeah, Mister Dustan asked me to spend a day
with each of his sons, and Richard’s the first.’ She then stretched and slowly walked into the bathroom. By the time she was
done getting ready, half an hour had passed. She dispiritedly got into the car with Richard to head to his company. Richard
stated haughtily, “Pearl, I only agreed to spend time with you because of my dad. I’ll take good care of you while at the company,
but I will never like you. You don’t have to get to know me either.” Pearl looked toward the man in the driver’s seat. She smirked
and became excited, answering mischievously, “Really? But the one I like the most after much observation these two days is
you. Oh, what should I do?” A tinge of frustration flitted across his eyes. He said gloomily, “Don’t waste your time.” Pearl
chuckled and stopped talking. When they arrived at the office building, they got out of the car. The employees who passed by
stared at the pair. “Damn! Who’s the pretty lady beside the president? She has legs for days!” “That girl is so pretty. She’s a
perfect match for Mister Richard.” “That’s Pearl Leighton. I saw her when I was delivering a document to Mister Richard’s house
yesterday.” Everyone was amazed when they heard that the woman was Pearl. She looked miles better than in her photos. They
had assumed that she would be ugly and old-fashioned since she grew up in a small village, but on the contrary, she looked like
a rich young lady. The employees started gossiping. Richard handed the car keys to the security guard at the security booth.
When Pearl saw the guard, she said in pleasant surprise, “Hey, Mister Oliver!” The uniformed guard looked up at her and smiled.
“Hey, Pea, what are you doing here?” Richard eyed the two suspiciously. Pearl then said to Richard, “You go on ahead. I’ll go
park the car with Oliver.” She then got into the car. Everyone saw what Pearl did. They thought that the bumpkin would cling to
Richard upon coming to the company. Unexpectedly, she chose to stay and chat with Oliver Lawson in the security booth the
whole morning. Everyone laughed at her. “Yeah, she’s definitely from the countryside. They’re insignificant people, so it’s no
wonder they can idle the morning away with chit-chat.” “Yeah, Oliver probably comes from the same village as her.” “So what
even if she’s pretty? She’s stupid. I wonder why Dustan and Susan ever made such an arrangement.” Pearl was unaware of the
gossip that was brewing. She waited until Oliver got off his shift before going to a nearby restaurant with him. When she sat
down, she got a call from an unknown number. The person said icily, “Come and eat at my office.”