Your Guise Is Slipping, Miss Pearl (Pearl and Richard) novel Chapter 377

Chapter 377 

Clem discreetly touched his nose and pretended he didn’t hear anything. 

Pearl, concerned about Hanzel’s reaction, whispered to him, “Esther was just… 

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Although Pearl didn’t explicitly say “complaining,” Hanzel smiled and said, “I understand.” 

Pearl paused, then smiled too. 

After they disembarked from the plane, they checked into the hotel near their shooting location. Since the hotel often hosted celebrities, no one paid much attention to them, and they were assigned four rooms. 

Esther wanted to share a room with Pearl, so they ended up with three rooms. Esther, holding onto Pearl’s arm, walked into their room. 

Teasing her, Pearl asked, “Why do you want to share a room with me?” 

Esther playfully replied, “Just because. When I went to the bathroom, I overheard someone say Jenny is staying here too. I’m going to teach her a lesson if she bullies you.” She then shook her fist and bared her teeth, clearly jesting. 

Pearl couldn’t help but laugh at Esther’s playful nature. 

That evening, Pearl and Esther went downstairs to the hotel’s dining area for dinner. It was evident that Pearl was quite hungry from the way she ate. 

Suddenly, someone at a nearby table scoffed, “Only a country bumpkin would eat like that.” 

Pearl looked up and saw Jenny staring at them with annoyance, which irritated her. Jenny seemed to be everywhere. 

Pearl retorted, “Wasn’t expecting to bump into you here. Your voice gets pretty loud when Richard isn’t around.” Jenny’s face flushed with anger, but when she thought about Richard, her arrogance resurfaced. “Do you know who’s the investor for the first series I’m acting in after coming back? It’s Richard! I know you love Richard, but you should know that I was the woman he loved the most before you. Even Mister Dustan wants him to marry me as soon as possible.” 

“If Richard and Mister Dustan love you so much, why don’t they let you live with them?” Pearl calmly picked up a slice of fresh toast. 

Jenny had always been sensitive about this topic, and her smile began to fade. “I’m not comparing myself to you. You lived with them even before you were married. That’s why you were dumped.”