However, on the day of their engagement party, Worthington heard that Carnegie was in Toronto and telephoned him, asking for permission to marry his daughter, only to learn that he had no daughter named Cassie Chadwick.

If all went according to plan as the marriage was consummated and Worthington later discovering the truth, he would be forced to handle her debts himself to avoid scandal. (However it is unknown if she was aware that the real Cassie Chadwick's con was a con) As she had several outstanding loans, she forged a promissory note, forging Carnegie's signature, that he would take care of her debts. She took the pseudonym of Cassie Chadwick, copied a real con artist and her methods, putting out the rumor that she was the illegitimate daughter of philanthropist Andrew Carnegie, which got her to court Worthington and eventually got engaged.

Eva Pearce is reintroduced as the fiancée of Ian Worthington, president of the Canadian Bank.

Eva Pearce is deadly, manipulative, and cautious, making her a dangerous opponent of William Murdoch who hasn't seen the last of her.

In the aftermath, Eva used her false tears to attract another suitor. As Eva covers her tracks, she is not arrested at this time, though Murdoch thwarts her plans to court the rich Mr. Also, she manipulates the murder of one man by getting another man to kill him. He doesn't realize she's secretly seducing him until Julia points out all the little signs she does.

Murdoch first meets the manipulative Eva Pearce as a girl in the shop where someone was murdered.

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