Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities novel Chapter 1213

At the university entrance, Chandler was on the phone with Graham. "Stick to the plan we went over. And remember, don't let anything slip."

"I'm under a lot of pressure here, Mr. Newton," Graham said, his voice breaking. If he were capable of handling things at that level, he'd be running the show himself instead of working for someone else.

"Just take it easy," Chandler replied with a resigned shrug. "It's just dinner. If it gets too overwhelming, you can always leave early."

"Alright, I'm heading over now," Graham said.

Helen arrived just as Chandler was ending the call. They got into the car and headed straight to their destination.

Since Otto wasn't keen on meeting Chandler, Helen had to devise another excuse to ensure he showed up. She was determined to prevent him from backing out.

Before long, they arrived at the VIP room of Regalia Restaurant. As the waiter opened the door, Helen and Chandler saw "Otto" already seated inside.

Upon seeing them together, Helen's lingering suspicion was finally put to rest.

After catching a whiff of Otto's cologne in Chandler's car, she had wondered if they might be the same person. It now appeared her concerns were unfounded.

"Otto" stood up and approached them with a friendly smile, extending his hand to Chandler. "Hello, Mr. Newton. It's a pleasure to finally meet you."

"The pleasure is mine," Chandler remarked casually. "Helen often speaks very highly of you."

"Does she? It seems I still hold some significance in Ms. Spencer's eyes."

"Otto"'s admiration for Helen was unmistakable, and he made no effort to hide it.

"Indeed," Chandler responded, placing a protective hand on Helen's shoulder. "It's rare to meet someone like you, Mr. Sheridan. Even after being turned down by my wife multiple times, your persistence remains remarkable."

Helen had planned to let Chandler handle the situation while she enjoyed her meal. However, "Otto"'s surprising response caught her off guard.

Curious about "Otto"'s refusal, she shifted her focus to the exchange, wondering why he was rejecting the chance for reconciliation.

A sudden intuition struck her, and Helen looked up to find herself caught in "Otto"'s intense gaze.

"Otto" held her stare firmly, though his lips remained tightly sealed. In that fleeting moment, Helen felt an unsettling change. The Otto she saw today seemed different.

The eyes, after all, frequently revealed a person's true emotions.

At that moment, the "Otto" sitting across from her didn't reflect the deep affection she had anticipated. Although he seemed to show genuine interest and care, it all felt somewhat superficial.