Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities novel Chapter 1278

Chandler raised an eyebrow, pondering whether he had been just as irritating during his own university days.

"What's on your mind?" Helen asked, noticing his distraction.

"It's nothing," Chandler replied, brushing it off. "Anyway, my car's parked at the university gate. Feel free to head on; I need to talk to Mr. Morrison about something."

"What's it about?" Helen asked.

"Mr. Morrison wants me to assist the university with securing some sponsorships," Chandler replied, inventing an excuse.

"Alright, but please make it quick. I still need to check on Grandma later," Helen reminded him. After bidding farewell to Madelyn and the others, she made her way to the gate.

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As Hunter burst into the principal's office, his face was alight with excitement. He pulled Helen's answer sheet from his bag and laid it on the desk.

"Mr. Morrison, you have to see this! Our university has found another exceptional student!"

Jacob quickly removed his headphones, his expression turning serious as he picked up the answer sheet. As he examined it, his brow furrowed in confusion. Despite the elegant handwriting, the content didn't make sense to him.

"Let me explain," Hunter said, noticing Jacob's puzzled expression. He leaned over the desk and pointed to the final problem on the sheet.

"Take a look at the extra credit question. Even Tristan, our top science student, only received partial credit for it. Meanwhile, Helen not only achieved a perfect score but also completed the entire set without a single mistake."

"What? This is Helen's paper?" Jacob asked, glancing at the sheet again. After a closer look, he nodded approvingly. "Yes, it certainly matches her handwriting."

"Mr. Reddick, it appears you've been too lenient. If I hadn't come today, this issue might have been brushed aside, wouldn't it?" Chandler said sharply, his face contorted into a scowl.

While Helen preferred to steer clear of those who played dirty behind the scenes, Chandler was determined not to let such behavior go unaddressed.

Whoever targeted Helen would face the consequences.

Realizing that Chandler was right, Hunter bowed his head in shame. He knew he wasn't the type to stir up trouble. Since no one's interests were at stake, he believed it was best to let the issue slide. Nevertheless, he hadn't anticipated Chandler's intervention.

"Mr. Newton, what do you propose we do about this?" Jacob asked politely.

"Identify the individual responsible for tampering with the answer sheet and impose strict penalties," Chandler instructed firmly, his tone both decisive and direct.