Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities novel Chapter 122

Helen glanced at the soup Chandler brought up. She felt like she had lost her appetite completely. She took out her laptop, powered it on, and logged into her account, only to find a message from Chandler.

"This guy sure doesn't hold back," Helen couldn't help but mutter under her breath.

Then, she thought there was no reason to reject Chandler if he was really willing to pay a high price for her translation services.

If she disguised herself well enough, Chandler might not even recognize her. Besides, she felt that there was nothing more important than making money.

With this realization, Helen responded to Chandler, "Ten million for the job. I'm ready whenever."

Chandler's phone pinged with the message. Without hesitation, he replied, "Okay."

It had to be said that Chandler was really lavish with his spending. No longer concerned about the details, Helen called Taylor. "Taylor, I need a favor. Can you get me an ID and a passport with any name that's good enough for air travel?"

Upon hearing this, Taylor was genuinely intrigued. "Helen, are you planning to go abroad?"

"Yes, I'm going abroad in a couple of days."

Taylor quickly responded, "But don't you have a passport from Morg? Why go through the hassle of getting a new one?"

Reminded by Taylor, Helen remembered her Morg passport, which bore her Encerian name. It was unknown to the Chandler family.

"Alright then, book me a flight to Aliry the day after tomorrow," Helen said.

So, that afternoon, Helen set off to the Northwest Great Prairie with the gifts Esmond had prepared. She returned to the place she hadn't seen in a long time.

Charlie Spencer had been informed of Helen's return and had the housekeepers prepare many of her favorite snacks well in advance.

"Once Helen arrives, everyone needs to be on their toes. We agreed to settle Helen's marital affairs," Charlie instructed Sylvia Walker.

Sylvia understood her husband well and reassured him, "Don't worry, I just want to see my Helen. I won't be keeping her around. She'll stay for a night, sit for a while, have a meal, and then I'll send her back."

"Exactly, that's how we should do it!"

The elderly couple agreed on their plan. When Helen finally arrived at her home and saw Charlie, she ran into his arms. "Grandpa, I've missed you so much."