Your Guise Is Slipping, Miss Pearl (Pearl and Richard) novel Chapter 1094

"Pea, I know you must be mad at me right now. If you hate me, I'll never show up in front of you again..."

After Beah passed away, Pearl was the closest person to Gigi. Even though she messed up, Pearl never blamed her and always treated her like a sister.

But Pearl knew some things couldn't be fixed.

"You've treated me like a sister. How could I blame you?" Pearl sighed. "Even though you really messed up this time, at least you're willing to change. How could I abandon you?"

Gigi looked up with tears in her eyes.

"I want to thank you. At least you told me everything in time." Pearl smiled faintly. Gigi reached out to her that night before Hugo died.

With tears streaming down her face, she recounted the entire process of betraying Pearl and Hugo's plans for her and Waldorf Enterprises. In the end, Gigi said, "I don't expect you to forgive me, but I hope you won't get hurt because of me anymore."

Gigi was a kind girl; she just took the wrong path. Pearl didn't want to make a big deal out of it. After all, Gigi came clean.

"Thank you, Pea."

"You're welcome. If you run into any trouble there, be sure to let me know."

Esther lowered her head, fidgeting with her fingers, her face turning red. "His mother wants us to get married soon and have grandchildren... But I think it's too soon, so I haven't agreed yet. But his mother misunderstood. She thought James was seeing another woman and didn't want to get married. Now they argue every day."

Thinking about these gave her a headache. Agnes actually liked Esther more than she had imagined.

She thought that James's family would be very critical of her, a former celebrity. Even though she was the heiress of Sanders Group, the Sanders and the Crawfords were like heaven and earth. There was simply no comparison.

But Agnes didn't dislike her and even treated Esther better than her own son. It made her feel overwhelmed.

Pearl chuckled. "That's great, isn't it? I thought you were dealing with some real trouble."