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Your Guise Is Slipping, Miss Pearl (Pearl and Richard) novel Chapter 887

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Dive into Chapter 887, a pivotal chapter in Your Guise Is Slipping, Miss Pearl (Pearl and Richard), written by Swnovels. This section features emotional turning points, key character decisions, and the kind of storytelling that defines great Love fiction.

"I'm not. I can't call you my sidekick, can I?" Pearl teased.

Richard's expression turned serious. "You better not."

"When did you two get together?" Hanzel observed their closeness and the groceries they bought, acting like a married couple. He was genuinely surprised. "Didn't your wedding just get called off, Rick? Why are you back with Pearl so soon?"

Richard's face darkened. "Do you think your life is a little too comfortable now?"

Knowing his brother was angry, Hanzel avoided saying anything and instead glanced at Feather.

Feather promptly knocked his head with her knuckle. "I told you to just mind your own business."

Pearl couldn't believe the change in expression on Feather's usually cold face. She recalled their first meeting, when Feather seemed uninterested in anyone or anything. The girl back then wouldn't have engaged in interactions with people or gotten a boyfriend. Yet here she was now, more animated, all because of Hanzel.

While she was away, the young lady actually became romantically involved... It was a pity that she missed that.

Richard wrapped an arm around Pearl's waist, his tone still sharp. "Stop thinking about others." Knowing Pearl's nosy nature, he didn't want her to dwell on how Hanzel and Feather got together.

Richard nodded in agreement.

Feeling outnumbered, Hanzel pretended to be crestfallen, hoping for sympathy from Feather. "Look how sad I am. No one's on my side, so you can't bully me. If you do, there'll be no one to feel sad for me."

Feather realized she might have gone too far and was about to speak up when Pearl suddenly exclaimed, "Oh, it's Hanzel Waldorf!"

The quiet grocer overheard and became excited. "Hanzel? Where is he?"

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