Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities novel Chapter 1205

"I didn't do it! I don't know anything about Savage Sphere!" Megan screamed in terror, struggling violently against the officers.

In her frantic state, she shoved one of the officers, causing him to stumble and fall.

Seeing the situation escalate, the other officer quickly intervened. He handcuffed Megan and pinned her to the table. "Megan, you're now charged with assaulting an officer. Resist again, and I'll draw my gun."

The mention of the gun made Megan's legs tremble. She immediately bit her lip and stopped struggling.

The officer who had fallen got up and adjusted his clothes, feeling slightly embarrassed. In reality, he had tripped over his own feet, so it wasn't entirely Megan's fault.

But with her now in handcuffs, there was no turning back; she had simply drawn the short straw.

The two officers promptly escorted Megan out. As soon as they were gone, the classroom fell into a tense silence.

Recalling the matter of talent recruitment, Jacob quickly approached Otto with a deferential tone. "Mr. Sheridan, may I ask what brings you here today?"

Standing nearby, Edmund strained to listen. From his research, he knew Otto managed numerous businesses and had a busy schedule.

Nonetheless, Otto seemed to appear whenever Helen encountered an issue, making him look like an opportunistic sycophant.

Little did Edmund know, Otto had already planted informants to monitor Helen's activities in class.

"I'm here strictly on business," Otto said, adopting a serious tone as he cleared his throat.

He cast a final glance at Helen before reluctantly turning away. "Let's go, Mr. Morrison. We have matters to discuss."

As he reached the door, Otto added, "Mr. Murdoch, you should join us as well."

"You're impressive too," Helen said with a warm smile. "You were the only one who stood up for me earlier. That was really brave!"

"Really? Hehe..." Madelyn replied, her smile growing sheepish. She knew Helen was being kind, but the compliment genuinely lifted her spirits.

Madelyn suddenly realized she shouldn't have pushed away those who wanted to be friends in the past. She now understood that friendships offer mutual support and redemption—a lesson learned too late.

Fortunately, Helen held no grudges, and Madelyn was determined to cherish this new friendship.

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Johnny collapsed onto the living room couch in despair upon hearing that Fiona was missing.

Noticing his condition, Becky promptly gave him a dose of fast-acting heart medication, helping him stabilize and catch his breath.