Your Guise Is Slipping, Miss Pearl (Pearl and Richard) novel Chapter 281

Chapter 281 

Richard cleared his throat, silencing the room. “It doesn’t matter now if Pearl is a mole.. What’s important is that we need to recover from the losses we’re facing.” 

One of the board members scoffed. “We’re talking about 130 million dollars, not 130 thousand. Do you think it’s easy for us to get that back? We need to find Pearl immediately and make her pay!” 

The others agreed with him, as they felt that this situation had been caused by Pearl, and therefore, she should bear the financial burden. 

Seeing everyone rallying to bring Pearl in, Richard’s expression changed. “Pearl has resigned, and we can’t find her. This solution is ridiculous.” 

Jenny seemed to recall something. “Before she left, Pea mentioned that Lawson Enterprises is a good place to work. Do you think… she’s there now?” 

“No, she’s not that kind of person.” 

Seeing how Richard rejected it without a second thought, she said, “But you’ve broken up. She told me you don’t see eye to eye anymore, so… she might not be the person you think she is?” 

Others weren’t inclined to let this matter go, especially since it concerned their money. One of them suggested, “Why don’t we go to Lawson Enterprises to find her and question her?” He then rose from his seat in frustration. 

But before he could leave, the door swung open, and everyone was taken aback by the unexpected visitor. 

Pearl? They had been planning to search for her, yet she had arrived instead. 

“We’re glad you’re here Pearl. We were just going to see you about some debt.” 

“Good, because I have a problem to settle too.” Pearl calmly sat down, not thinking she was an outsider. 

Panic filled Jenny’s heart. “What are you talking about? Didn’t you frame Waldorf and jump ship to Lawson? Why are you acting like the victim?” 

Pearl ignored the accusation. “I never imagined someone would place all the blame on me just days after I left.” 

Her gaze landed on Jenny, sending shivers down the latter’s spine. 

Pearl appeared so different from just a few days ago. She had been friendly, but now she seemed distant, as though they were worlds apart. Had she been pretending all along? 

Such thoughts raced through Jenny’s mind as Pearl crossed her legs and observed the group, who were all glaring at her. She finally spoke, “Do you truly believe I framed this company?” 

One of them quickly answered, “You advised Jenny to collaborate with a subpar factory, leading to millions in losses. Now we’re short on funds. Shouldn’t you take responsibility?”