Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities novel Chapter 1236

"Don't rush; just take it slowly and explain what's going on," Helen said, regaining her composure and trying to calm Jenson down.

"It's too complicated to explain over the phone. I'm outside your campus. Can you come out?"

"Sure, I'll be right there."

After ending the call, Helen turned off her computer. She quickly grabbed a baseball cap and mask before leaving her dormitory.

Jenson's car was easy to spot, and Helen identified it as soon as she stepped out of the university gate. Once she got into the car, Jenson started the engine and drove toward the airport.

Unable to contain her impatience, Helen demanded, "What happened to Chandler? Is he hurt?"

"No, he's fine. You don't need to worry about that," Jenson said, trying to reassure her. With a sigh, he added, "But the situation could get more dangerous soon…"

Frustrated by his lack of detail, Helen snapped, "Pull over!"

With that, the car screeched to a halt as Jenson swiftly pulled over to the side of the road.

"Stop hiding the truth and tell me exactly what happened to Chandler!" Helen demanded, her tone brooking no delay.

It was the first time Jenson had seen Helen lose her temper like this.

After a brief pause, he shook his head and began to explain, "Chandler has been focusing on expanding his business ventures lately. One of his projects involves investing in a restaurant chain.

"This morning, a young woman dining at one of the flagship restaurants suddenly began foaming at the mouth and collapsed in the middle of her meal. She was rushed to the hospital and is now in critical condition.

"The woman's family is now demanding that all the restaurants be shut down immediately. The situation has become quite chaotic and is already making headlines.

"While it might not have the same level of coverage as celebrity news, it's certainly drawing significant public attention."

Helen sighed in relief and said thoughtfully, "It sounds like it might be a case of food allergies. In such situations, the customer also bears some responsibility.

"The PR team should manage the situation carefully and ensure that appropriate compensation is provided. I'm just confused as to why it has escalated so quickly."

Jenson shook his head. "You know Chandler—he's very meticulous. It's unlikely he would overlook something like that."

"Have you looked into the customers involved?" Helen asked.

"Yes, we've reviewed their backgrounds, and there are no apparent issues. The only concern is with the young woman who had the incident at the flagship restaurant.

"She had a history of cancer that was reportedly in remission, but after the incident, she was diagnosed with a recurrence of the disease.

"Now her family and relatives have surrounded Chandler's new company, effectively paralyzing its operations. Chandler is urgently searching for someone to mediate and resolve the situation," Jenson explained.

Helen's unease grew with each word. The timing of this incident felt too orchestrated, as though it were a calculated move to strangle Chandler's business.

Her thoughts turned to the shadowy figures she suspected were behind this. It seemed they could no longer hold back and had decided to act.

She should have seen this coming. Even though she and Chandler had managed to keep their marriage hidden from close friends, it was impossible to conceal it from those who were always watching them.