Your Guise Is Slipping, Miss Pearl (Pearl and Richard) novel Chapter 696

Pearl had anticipated this situation, but hearing it from him still stirred a hint of panic within her. "Why?"

Wayne bit his lower lip, confusion evident in his deep, black eyes. "I suspect it's because they think you're dead. They're trying to team up to suppress Cerubleu, either by annexing us or forcing us into bankruptcy."

Pearl’s gaze turned cold. Did they really think Cerubleu was defenseless?

"What about Damian? Didn't you approach him—" She stopped herself mid-sentence, realizing her mistake.

Damian hadn't even sorted out his own affairs yet. He wouldn't have had the time to attend to Cerubleu's troubles.

Pearl sighed deeply. "Let's head back to the office. I need to figure out how to handle this."

Wayne nodded, and they drove straight to Cerubleu.

Pearl's return to Enswood this time was certain to reveal that she was still alive. The news might not reach the others immediately, and the Jordans likely wouldn't take action against her for the time being. Therefore, she decided to attend the impromptu emergency meeting.

In the meeting room, everyone was shocked, except for Wayne.

Several female colleagues who were on good terms with her were dumbfounded. "Miss Pearl, you're not dead?"

The news of Pearl's death had spread throughout Enswood, and everyone had mourned her loss.

"What's going on? If I'm dead, then who's standing right in front of all of you? A ghost?" Pearl laughed and glanced at the stunned woman.

"You're finally back, Miss Pearl! You have no idea. Many companies are bullying us now, and our finances are in serious trouble!" a man said with a gloomy expression. He was the head of the finance department and understood the company's financial situation best.

The current situation was intense, and it was clear her enemies were targeting her. They were exploiting her supposed death to act recklessly, and whatever she said wouldn't make a difference.

Wayne voiced his worry, "So, what's your plan?"

At present, all the companies in Enswood, except for Waldorf Enterprises, were putting pressure on them. It felt like they were being surrounded.

Pearl lowered her head, carefully contemplating the situation carefully.

After a moment's pause, Wayne continued, "By the way, Miss Pearl, you had some connections with Richard before. Can't you ask him for help? Considering the past, he should at least offer some help. After all, he hasn't been pressuring our company."

Wayne's thoughts were still somewhat naive. At this point, he didn't know what had happened between her and Richard yet.