Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities novel Chapter 1067

Perhaps some people in this world truly accepted and loved their partners, imperfections and all, and were committed to giving them the best life had to offer.

Helen was deeply touched, her eyes reddening as tears began to spill. She quickly wiped them away, trying to act as if nothing had happened.

But Chandler noticed. He gently took her hand, leaned in, and softly kissed each of her eyelids.

"When you cry, it feels like my entire world is falling apart," he remarked, looking at her with a comforting gaze. "Ms. Spencer, if you're feeling guilty and want to make it up to me, could you try to be a bit stronger?"

Helen sniffled and cast him a reproachful glance. She then wrapped her arms around his waist, holding him tightly.

"Chandler, I will never betray your love. Please trust me."

…

After lunch, Helen and Chandler headed to the film studio for a visit.

It had been a while since they'd seen Tyrone, especially since he hadn't been involved in any new projects lately. As the eldest brother, Chandler was eager to check on Tyrone's career.

After parking in the studio's designated lot, Helen and Chandler walked toward Tyrone's film set.

Upon arriving, they found Tyrone's manager, Theo, in a heated dispute with the crew's production assistant.

"What's going on here? Theo demanded, his frustration unmistakable. "What kind of makeup artist have you assigned to us? And look at the time—it's been two hours, and the lead actor still isn't here. Are you expecting Mr. Tyrone to wait forever?"

"Mr. Zott, please don't make this harder than it needs to be. Everything was approved by the director. Our crew's budget is tight, and we can't afford top-tier makeup artists for everyone. I'm sure you understand that.

"There's no hurry," Chandler said, cutting him off. "What's the issue here?"

Theo glanced back, his anger flaring again. "What else could it be? They're playing favorites. Ever since the Newton family went bankrupt, Tyrone's opportunities have dried up, and he's been sidelined in favor of newcomers.

"Even when he finally gets a decent script, he still has to deal with subpar conditions and make do with what's left. It's incredibly disheartening!"

"But Tyrone won the award for Best Actor. Surely the director wouldn't mistreat him, would he?" Helen asked, clearly confused.

"Unfortunately, the director's opinion doesn't carry much weight," Theo explained. "The investors are focused on making this new male lead a star, so they've pushed Tyrone into a supporting role.

"I tried to dissuade him, but Tyrone was adamant about taking on the role because he felt the script offered a significant challenge. All we can do now is hope that his performance will win over the audience."