Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities novel Chapter 1141

The next day, Tommy and Helen entered the classroom one after another.

As soon as Helen sat down, Tommy went over and stared at her face curiously. "Boss, why do you have such dark circles under your eyes? Did you stay up late studying last night?"

Helen ducked and blushed. She quickly turned her head away and answered awkwardly, "It's nothing. I just didn't sleep well last night."

"Why didn't you sleep well? Was it because of the bed or the pillow? The bed and pillow in my dorm are from my home, and they can aid in sleeping. Do you want me to get Taylor to bring a set over?" Tommy asked innocently.

"No… There's no need." Helen smiled and ended the topic quickly.

In order not to annoy her, Tommy returned to his seat obediently.

Seeing that, Megan flew into a rage. That bitch Helen fell for every guy she met. Were all the men in the world dead? Why did Helen have to go after the one she liked?

Megan had known Tommy first, but Helen overtook Megan in just one night. Helen and Tommy must have slept together, given how close they were just now.

The men were really foolish to be unable to notice how flirtatious Helen was. It must be because she was good at pretending. She acted pure and innocent in front of others, and men couldn't resist it.

Megan was determined to find a chance to expose Helen in front of Tommy and all the male classmates.

At this moment, Edmund came in with yesterday's test papers and tapped twice on the blackboard with a pointer.

"It's time for class. I'll announce the scores from yesterday. Based on your score, line up outside the classroom in order. You may come in to choose your seats after I finish reading out the scores."

Megan was instantly delighted when she heard this. She would definitely beat Helen.

Although getting the third place was below her expectations, the first two places were occupied by boys, which meant that she had already defeated Helen.

Soon, Edmund was nearing the end of his announcement. "And the last place belongs to Ella Carter, with a score of 82. For those whose names weren't called, you may queue freely at the back of the line."

Only Bentley, Tommy, and Helen were left in the classroom. When scores weren't announced, it was usually due to the students' poor performance on tests. The lecturer was sparing them the embarrassment.

Tommy and Bentley were familiar with such a situation, so they grabbed their bags and were about to head out.

"Mr. Murdoch, may I ask why don't we have scores?" Helen got up and asked clearly.

Edmund paused organizing his lesson plans and raised his hand to push his glasses. He looked up at her expressionlessly and said, "I spare you the embarrassment. Don't be ungrateful. I don't even bother to read the papers that you simply answered."