Your Guise Is Slipping, Miss Pearl Novel novel Chapter 424

Chapter 424 

Pearl had arranged for Hugo to meet in the office at Waldorf Enterprises. After the recent events involving Raymond, Richard was no longer comfortable with her meeting people in unfamiliar places, so they opted for the safest location-Waldorf Enterprises. 

Hugo arrived shortly, entering the room with a skeptical expression. 

“What’s going on, Richard? What do you and Pearl have planned?” Hugo scoffed and sat down in a chair, his eyes fixated on 

Pearl. 

“Hugo, I have something to tell you about your biological parents,” Pearl stated plainly. 

Hugo’s expression darkened immediately. “I’d rather not hear anything from you if it involves them.” 

“Do you really think Dustan is the one who killed your entire family? Hugo, if you use your head even just one bit, you wouldn’t hate the man who raised you for decades!” Pearl’s tone held no sympathy; she had little patience for him. 

Hugo initially chuckled, then his laughter grew manic. “What do you know, Pearl? Your parents aren’t the ones who are dead. You haven’t experienced unequal love. You sit in judgment from your high horse. Who do you think you are?” 

Hearing Hugo’s crazed laughter, Pearl cast a glance toward the restroom. 

Suddenly, a stranger called out, “Hugo.” 

Hugo turned to see the unfamiliar yet oddly familiar face of a man approaching-Kingsley Harrison. He was struck by the uncanny resemblance between the man and himself. It was like looking into a mirror from twenty years in the future. 

His mouth hung open in shock as he stammered, “You’re… My dad?” 

At the word “dad,” Kingsley couldn’t contain his emotions any longer. “Hugo, it’s me, your dad!” 

Hugo’s head spun, and he glanced at Pearl, suspicion in his eyes. “This is nonsense. Pearl probably found someone who looks like me. You’re not my dad. My dad died over twenty years ago!” The idea of someone who had supposedly died over two decades ago suddenly reappearing alive was too much for him to accept. 

Pearl, undeterred by Hugo’s disbelief, stated firmly, “Hugo, I don’t care if you believe me or not. This man is your father. I have the DNA test result right here. Take a look for yourself.”