Your Guise Is Slipping, Miss Pearl

There were signs of struggles too.

Saule was nowhere to be seen. It was obvious that she was taken by someone she knew.

Pearl was pretty worried, so she decided to call the police because things were looking bad.

But when she was about to use her phone, she noticed a note on the table.

[I just want to talk to her. I won't hurt her.] Pearl had started to dial, but after reading the note, she stopped and felt really stressed out. She didn't have a clear suspect but had a feeling Santiago was involved since he had a clear motive. Content held by NôvelDrama.Org.

However, would he really take her this way? Pearl couldn't just sit around. She had to figure it out, so she called Santiago.

"Hello?" Santiago wasn't expecting to get a call from her, so he was surprised. "Pearl, why the sudden phone call? I'm not very busy so I have stime." He thought Pearl was calling to make up and return to the family.

"Did you send jewelry to my mom?" Santiago sighed. "I don't even know where she lives. How could I send her anything?" Pearl was caught off guard; she thought Santiago was behind it. "You're saying you never got in touch with her recently?" "Absolutely not. I wouldn't without el your consent." Santiago knew better than to upset Pearl. If he went behind her back, it wouldn her away. Św"Do you know where my mom is?" push Santiago was stunned. "Your mom? I don't know." "I can't want of anyone else who'd do to take her." Pearl tried to a bit. "If you really took bel you need to tell me." SW Santiago sounded anxious. "I swear I didn't. But what happened? Was she kidnapped?" "Yes." Hearing the panic in his voice and the sound of him getting up he Of of over his chair r 61954 belongs to englishS I stop suspecting intent "Calm down. I'll get someone to helplook for her." Pearl hung up after saying okay.

She believed Santiago. If he didn't send the jewelry, then who did? Someone sent Saule jewelry and then took her. They had a plan and were trying to frSantiago to cover their tracks.

Or, could Santiago be lying after all?