Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities novel Chapter 1234

A series of messages from Chandler appeared on Helen's screen.

"When you're by my side, the days seem to fly by. But now that you're away, I'm feeling the weight of being apart."

"I just arrived in Freca today; everything went smoothly. How are you doing?"

"I want to see you, but I'm worried I won't be able to resist the urge to visit. So, I'll share my feelings here instead."

"Helly."

"I know you don't like being pestered, but I can't help how much I miss you. I'm tempted to set aside my pride and beg you just once. Do you understand how I feel?"

"Reunion brings joy, but parting brings pain. I've been experiencing this bitterness daily—when will it end?"

"Just one thing—please don't think about leaving me."

It seemed that even someone as exceptional as Chandler could feel insecure and anxious in the realm of love.

A wave of sadness washed over Helen as she read his messages. She quickly turned off her phone and stashed it away in her bag.

Out of sight, out of mind.

…

The next day, Helen returned to campus for her classes. In the evening, she stopped by Jacob's office to finalize the scholarship details.

Working directly with Jacob made the process much smoother. After signing the paperwork, everything was set.

"Helen, the University of Glendale is privileged to have a student like you," Jacob said, rising to shake her hand. "On behalf of the university and all the award recipients, I'd like to extend our heartfelt thanks for your generosity."

"Mr. Morrison, we agreed to keep things informal. I'm not really comfortable with all this formality," Helen said with a rueful smile.

"Alright, I'll respect that," Jacob said, retracting his hand.

"Sure, I'd be happy to," Helen replied without hesitation. "Is that everything?"

"Yes, that's all," Jacob said, visibly relieved. He was careful not to press for anything further.

After leaving Jacob's office, Helen made her way back to her dormitory. As she approached her room, she overheard Madelyn talking on the phone inside.

"…I'm a bit tempted. So, where do you want to go?

"Alright, I'll go with your suggestion."

Helen let out a long sigh, admiring the lush greenery in the hallway. Spring had definitely arrived, and it seemed like everyone was caught up in the season's romance.

Nonetheless, Helen wasn't one to eavesdrop. After a brief pause, she pushed open the door and headed straight to her bed.

"I'll call you back later; my roommate just came in," Madelyn said hurriedly. She ended the call as soon as she noticed Helen.