Your Guise Is Slipping, Miss Pearl (Pearl and Richard) novel Chapter 114

Chapter 114 

Susan shot Abby a reproachful look, feeling that it was Abby’s vague words that had caused her to misunderstand Pearl. 

“But… Pearl really hates me. I did it to make her feel better because I couldn’t stand her hating me.” Abby bit her l*p. “But I didn’t think she’d still refuse to forgive me even after I did that.” She feigned humility, making Susan feel sorry for her. 

Knowing that Abby was telling the truth, Susan sighed. “Silly, you shouldn’t have slapped yourself. It must 

have hurt.” 

Pearl, raising an eyebrow, saw through Abby’s manipulation, using her apparent vulnerability to garner sympathy. 

“Alright, if that’s all you wanted to say, please leave. Madam, please get some rest in your room.” Pearl tried to make them leave while maintaining her composure. 

Feeling awkward, Susan reluctantly left with Abby, realizing that her prejudice had misled her. 

However, after a brief rest, Pearl heard another knock at the door. 

“Come in.” 

Timidly, Renee walked into the room and looked at Pearl with guilt and distress. “I’m sorry, Miss. It’s all my fault. You would be fine if I didn’t insist on going to work.”. 

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“It’s not your fault, okay? I chose to help you. Besides, I got into this mess because I wasn’t careful enough. You don’t have to blame yourself.” Pearl grinned while consoling Renee. She knew that she had done the right thing in assisting her. 

“Ah, yes.” Renee took out the silver ring from her pocket and placed it in Pearl’s hand. “I don’t want to work at the bar anymore, Miss. Can you help me?” There was a plea in Renee’s innocent eyes. 

Stunned, Pearl smiled and nodded. “Sure.” She produced a gold card she had prepared earlier and gave it to Renee. “I have around 270 thousand dollars on this card, and the password is the first six digits of my phone number. If it’s not enough, don’t hesitate to contact me. I think you have my contact information.” 

“Thank you, Miss. I’ll definitely repay you.” Renee held the card tightly, her eyes brimming with tears. 

“No need to repay me. I don’t need this money. Just focus on your studies and avoid places like the bar.” 

“Okay.” Keeping her head bowed, Renee muttered, “But my mother still doesn’t have the right bone marrow for her. I don’t know what to do.” 

“It’s okay. Just leave it to me.” Pearl called Wayne and instructed him to find suitable bone marrow for Renee’s mother. 

In less than half an hour, Wayne successfully located a compatible donor nearby. 

“Alright, your mother can have the surgery in about half an hour,” Pearl informed Renee. 

Surprised and happy, Renee exclaimed, “Really? My mother can have the surgery now!”