Your Guise Is Slipping, Miss Pearl (Pearl and Richard) novel Chapter 282

Chapter 282 

“The president of Cerubleu,” her assistant clarified when she noticed the confused expressions all around. 

Cerubleu? The company that had rapidly climbed to become one of the top three companies in the country within just two years of its establishment? 

Pearl was the president of Cerubleu Corporation? That seemed unbelievable. 

Richard looked at Pearl, who exuded confidence from head to toe, and he was left in a state of shock. He recalled her visit to his office a week ago when she had talked to him about leaving 

the company. 

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“I think there’s something up with Jenny. I don’t know if you’ll believe me, considering how much she resembles your first love.” 

Pearl sounded reserved, but Richard could see the struggle in her eyes. His heart ached as he realized he had neglected her feelings. “I believe you.” 

Pearl’s eyes twinkled. “Why?” 

“Because you’re the one I love now, so I will always believe you.” Richard sighed. “The past is long gone. I don’t care about her anymore.” 

Richard cared about their relationship, which had ended abruptly without closure, and it had left emotional scars. He felt betrayed, but he hadn’t missed his first love. 

“I have a suggestion. You can look into her past and you might find something.” 

“We’ll be alright if you’re not on her side.” Encouraged by his support, Pearl smiled. “I have a plan. Would you like to hear it?” 

“Go ahead.” 

“I believe Jenny came here to drive a wedge between us and disrupt Waldorf Enterprises. We should play along and let her think we’re having issues.” 

Richard was willing to do that, but then he frowned. “That’s very risky. It would give Jenny more power, so if she does something to mess up our company…” 

Pearl had already considered that. “Don’t worry. I’ll resign so she can do whatever she wants. Don’t worry about the losses because no matter the number, I’ll be able to get it back.” 

Her solution involved revealing her identity as the president of Cerubleu. As the president of Cerubleu, her assurances would carry significant weight, making her statements more credible. 

Richard looked content because he was right. He had witnessed her influence when she facilitated Brilliance’s recruitment process, casually conversing with Cerubleu’s acting president. He knew she was the actual president of the company.