Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities novel Chapter 1027

A wave of sheer panic engulfed Fiona. Her anxiety swiftly crystallized into a burning hatred for Helen. If it weren't for Helen, none of this would have happened.

Since Helen was to blame for Johnny's death, Fiona vowed to make her pay with her life.

Consumed by thoughts of revenge, Fiona could focus on nothing else. She was determined to kill Helen, regardless of the cost.

She sniffed, her eyes flashing with a cold, murderous intent. Rising to her feet, she braced herself to confront Helen.

But just as she turned, a calm yet firm voice sliced through the chaos of the room.

"Please let me through. I know first aid, and the ambulance might take some time to arrive. I can provide emergency treatment."

Fiona instantly recognized Helen's voice. How dare Helen try to present herself as a savior after having been responsible for Johnny's death?

Fiona turned, her face etched with rage.

To her shock, Helen wasn't wearing the red dress she had anticipated. Instead, she sparkled in a silver sequined gown. She looked like a mermaid emerging from the sea, outshining all the other female guests.

What was going on? Helen wasn't in red—so who could have triggered Johnny's fury?

Confused, Fiona shifted her gaze and followed the vivid red she had noticed earlier. She soon saw that Faye was being restrained. It turned out Faye was the one to blame.

Why Faye? The red dress had been meant for Helen.

It seemed that the person responsible for Johnny's death was not Helen but her best friend, Faye.

This couldn't be happening.

It couldn't be true.

Before Fiona could fully process the shock, Helen had already made her way to the front.

Fiona then shoved Helen away, pointing an accusatory finger at her. "Save him? I bet you're just hoping he dies faster!"

Her harsh words elicited uneasy glances from the guests. In a crisis like this, even the help of a stranger should be welcomed. Why was Fiona insulting someone who was trying to save Johnny?

It seemed that the one wishing for Johnny to die faster was not Helen but Fiona herself.

Was she possibly eyeing his wealth and hoping for his quick demise? What an ungrateful daughter!

Meanwhile, Yolanda was stunned, never expecting Johnny to collapse from such fury.

She hurried over and grabbed Fiona. "Ms. Cunningham, you need to calm down! Do you really want Mr. Cunningham to die? He's your father, for heaven's sake! Please, let this young woman assist him!" she urgently implored.

The other guests quickly voiced their agreement. "Exactly. Fiona, this isn't right. If your father dies because of a delay in treatment, you'll be held responsible too!"