Your Guise Is Slipping, Miss Pearl (Pearl and Richard)
Chapter 1147

"Madam Pamela, were you involved in those events?"

"Has everyone but you been taken to the police station?"

"The Jesseltons have done so many awful things. How are you still alive?"

"Should we break the door down and drag that woman out to let off some steam?"

Pamela was so scared that she didn't dare open the door. Through the window, she could see the dense crowd, which made her feel tight-chested. She knew that everyone would harass her if she went out

now.

However, those who threatened to break the door down eventually made a move.

Hearing the door banging, Madam Pamela was so scared that she trembled. She looked around and finally decided to go upstairs.

But as soon as she reached the top of the stairs, the door was flung open.

"Madam Pamela is at the stairs!"

Seeing the crowd rushing at her, Madam Pamela closed her eyes tightly and jumped from the stairs.

With a bang, everyone stopped and quietly looked at where the sound came from.

Blood flowed out from the top of her head, looking rather gruesome.

After about a minute, someone reacted and called 911, but it was too late. Madam Pamela had passed away.

Hearing this news, Martin, who was in prison, broke down and lost his mind. Winona was devastated, too. She committed suicide by hitting the wall in prison on a sunny afternoon.

As the last of his lineage, Mister

Howard saw his daughter-in-law granddaughter, and son meet tragic

ends. His son's insanity added to his distress, leading to a fatal heart attack in a fit of anger. Content

With the deaths of three family members, the Jesseltons saga came to a close.

*

Over the weekend, Esther suggested they go fishing at the lake, and she convinced Pearl to join.

Pearl couldn't refuse, so she went along. Richard and James joined them, traveling together and chatting as they made their way to the lake.

Esther eagerly set up her fishing rod, James got the bait ready, and Richard scoped out the best spot for fishing.

James, a fishing enthusiast, confidently said, "I might just win this fishing contest today."

"Why? I might reel in more fish than you," Esther teased, determined to outfish him. So, she earnestly began fishing. Sᴇaʀch Thᴇ FɪndNovᴇl.nᴇt website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

Pearl and Richard exchanged a smile and settled in at their fishing spots.

Esther was the first to catch a fish. She beamed with pride as she showed off her catch. "See! I totd you not to jump to conclusions too early."

James glanced at her and then focused on his fishing.

"You're no fun. I'm sure I'll catch more fish than you," Esther said, determined to catch up.

Half an hour later, James's fishing

rod twitched. He gently hooked it

and a big, fat fish fell into the bucket.

Not only that, this fish was even bigger than Esther's. S

Esther was anxious all of a sudden. Despite her efforts, she couldn't catch another fish.

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