Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities novel Chapter 1055

As the crowd fell silent, Helen stepped forward and faced Johnny with a calm yet assertive demeanor. "Mr. Cunningham, given what was shown on the projector, shouldn't Ms. Cunningham come forward to explain?"

Johnny's gaze sharpened, and he replied with a stern, authoritative tone. "Ms. Spencer, do you genuinely believe those unfounded rumors? My health might not be the best, but my vision remains intact. You're not wearing a red dress, are you?"

His words highlighted the inconsistency in the video, prompting the guests to murmur in agreement.

"Yes, the woman in the red dress was identified as the eldest daughter of the Boston family, wasn't she?"

"If Ms. Spencer were in red, then I must be colorblind."

"Not just you; we'd all be colorblind in that case!"

The guests' comments were laced with sarcasm, with most siding with Johnny. The evidence was clear—Helen hadn't sustained any substantial harm, which made her claim appear more like an effort to stir up trouble.

Despite the skepticism, Helen remained unflustered and addressed the issue calmly. "I initially thought the dress was too extravagant for someone like me, which is why I decided to give it to my sister.

"Had I kept it, I would probably be the one facing condemnation and being forced to leave this party. Isn't that the truth?

"Mr. Cunningham, while you may feel energetic now, have you forgotten how close you were to death moments ago? If I hadn't intervened, I might be held responsible for your condition—or worse, accused of murder!

"Do you really believe this can be reduced to just a baseless accusation?"

The Cunningham family had already suffered enough humiliation, and Johnny was determined to prevent any further scandal.

"Enough!" Johnny moved the microphone closer, raising his voice to drown out the crowd's murmurs. "Ms. Spencer, I am perfectly fine. There is no murder or criminal activity here.

"This is my daughter's birthday party, and I will not let baseless rumors disrupt it. Surely, you understand a father's desire to protect his daughter."

Johnny was clearly leveraging his authority to pressure Helen into dropping the issue. At the same time, he was sending a strong message to the guests—supporting Helen meant openly defying him.

Those who had started to question the situation quickly fell silent, withdrawing from any further involvement.