Chapter 1021 – A Turning Point in Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities by Internet
In this chapter of Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities, Internet introduces major changes to the story. Chapter 1021 shifts the narrative tone, revealing secrets, advancing character arcs, and increasing stakes within the Romance genre.
"Sure," Helen said with a smirk, "I hope… I never have to see you again. Does that work for you?"
Otto's expression darkened, and he appeared visibly deflated. He stuffed his hands into his pockets and let out a long sigh. "That's what I call a long road ahead," he remarked with a wry smile.
"You're being too hard on yourself," Helen teased. "With Destiny Corporation at your service, there's nothing you can't achieve."
"Destiny Corporation isn't exactly Santa Claus," Otto responded, his eyes lighting up a bit. "I can't expect them to grant all my wishes overnight. For instance, they can't just steal someone's heart for me."
Helen immediately grasped his implication and turned away, a lump forming in her throat. Realizing her reaction, she couldn't help but frown in frustration.
"What's wrong with me? Why am I getting so nervous around Otto? This isn't right—it shouldn't be happening!" she berated herself inwardly.
"You must have something seriously wrong with your head," she snapped, trying to deflect attention from her emotions. "You'd better get it checked at the hospital!"
With that, Helen turned on her heel and got ready to leave.
She quickened her pace, calling over her shoulder, "I'll head to Cunningham Residence on my own. No need for you to drive me!"
But just a few steps later, she felt a hand grip her wrist from behind, and as she came to a halt, another hand rested on her waist.
Before Helen could fully comprehend what was happening, Otto had already lifted her off her feet, cradling her in his arms.
At least there was a silver lining. The fact that she didn't immediately push back was a sign of progress.
As the car pulled away from the venue, Helen suddenly remembered the dress Fiona had sent her. Her eyes gleamed with anticipation as she said, "Tonight's event at Cunningham Residence is sure to be a remarkable spectacle."
"Why do you say that?" Otto asked, playing along.
"A daughter setting out to infuriate her father—how could that not be entertaining?"
"Really?" Otto replied with a wry smile. "Come on, Ms. Spencer, don't leave me in suspense. Share the details."
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