Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities novel Chapter 1154

Fiona was certain that everyone in the country knew how hideous and disheveled she was at this moment; the image she had so painstakingly cultivated—of her as the spoiled daughter of a wealthy family—was totally ruined.

The socialites who called the Cunninghams uncouth and classless behind closed doors were probably having the time of their lives, Fiona thought, as their jeering voices reverberated in her mind.

She covered her ears and looked around fearfully, feeling everything around her spin.

"She's the one who's actually ugly, it seems. I wonder why she had the nerve to doubt the people Hannah recommended."

"Haven't you noticed it yet? Helen is Hannah, my idol!"

"What, really? She's Hannah!"

"Hah. That madwoman ruined so many people's lives, and now her own is ruined. This is karma!"

"Helen disguised herself as an average woman to keep a low profile, unlike Fiona who's actually hideous. That's fine in itself, but she just had to be up to no good. She deserves what she got and isn't worth anyone's pity. Great, now everyone in the country knows how despicable she actually is!"

Some members of the crew discussed this among themselves at the side. They did so on purpose so that Fiona would hear. It was as if they wanted to make the show more dramatic than it already was.

Fiona had heard them as they wished. The moment she was thrust back from her fantasy world into reality, she turned to glare at Helen, her gaze poisonous and vehement.

Everything had happened because of Helen. She had ruined Fiona's life!

"I'll kill you!" Fiona pounced toward Helen in a fit of madness.

She screamed, "You're all demons! Demons! Get out of the way!"

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The cameras were now pointed at Helen. She was in Otto's arms as they looked toward the direction Fiona had run off to, still trying to digest what had happened.

At this moment, four cameras turned to film them, hovering so close to them that there were barely inches between the lens and their faces.

Helen returned to her senses first. She pushed Otto away immediately and stood aside.

Otto was pushed a step back. After he regained his balance, he teased Helen, "I didn't expect you to be so beautiful. It seems that I've thought of myself too highly when trying to make your acquaintance, Ms. Spencer."