Your Guise Is Slipping, Miss Pearl (Pearl and Richard) novel Chapter 804

Pearl spotted a car parked by the road with its engine running. She approached it in the rain and said, "Hello, I'm so sorry for bothering you. Can I—"

She looked up and met the intense gaze of the person inside the car before she could finish speaking. It left her stunned.

By that time, the rain had soaked half of her body, and her hair was a mess, making her look quite awkward. Standing in front of Richard was undeniably humiliating.

She abandoned the words she had intended to say.

"Go on. What's the matter?" Richard asked indifferently, showing no signs of surprise.

"Nothing. I got the wrong guy." With that, she turned and got back into her car.

Bumping into Richard was unfortunate. Knowing his personality, he would never agree to give her a ride, so it was wiser to retreat to her car instead of enduring humiliation in the rain. She would decide what to do once the rain stopped.

But suddenly, the rain intensified, causing Pearl to feel anxious. She wondered when the rain would stop.

While lost in her thoughts, she heard footsteps in the rain outside her car.

Knock, knock... Someone gently tapped on her car window.

Pearl lowered her window and saw Richard standing in the rain, holding a black umbrella. He looked cold and distant.

His face was barely visible through the hazy rain, but his voice was clear. "No umbrella, I see."

Pearl laughed dryly. "Mister Richard, you could be a rapper with that statement."

"Forget it. I know you won't agree no matter what I say." Deflated, Pearl leaned against the driver's seat and pouted in frustration.

"Yeah, I'm just here to give you an umbrella. You can go back while holding it."

Pearl wasn't surprised. She knew he wouldn't show pity for the fairer sex. She rolled her eyes inwardly.

"You should head back, Mister Richard. If I go back in this heavy rain, I'll be completely drenched." Then, she tried to roll up her window.

"Get into my car."

Pearl laughed at his words. "Okay, give me thirty seconds."