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Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities novel Chapter 1611

Summary for Chapter 1611: Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities

Chapter Summary: Chapter 1611 – Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities by Internet

In Chapter 1611, a key moment in the Romance novel Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities, Internet delivers powerful storytelling, emotional shifts, and critical plot development. This chapter deepens the reader’s connection to the characters and sets the stage for upcoming revelations.

"I've spent seven years crafting this web of illusions. No matter which woman I call now, I'm sure none of them will be interested in listening anymore," Chandler said with a hint of pride.

"Oh really?" Helen replied playfully. "Sounds like you're calling quite a few women these days!"

"Helly!" Chandler chided, feigning exasperation.

Helen laughed. "Okay, I won't tease you anymore. Why are you calling so soon after we just parted? Is something going on?"

"Indeed, there is," Chandler said. "It'll be another two months before I can bring you and the kids back. Maddie's children have their birthdays coming up, and she wants to wait until after the celebrations to move out."

"That's fine," Helen said with a smile. "We've waited this long; a few more days won't hurt."

"I just don't want you or the kids to feel inconvenienced." Chandler sighed, then changed the subject. "By the way, could you take Lincoln to the hospital to visit the Portell family's daughter, Bailey? She has a broken arm."

"Daughter? I thought their son was the one who got hurt," Helen said, her face showing confusion.

"The Portells always wanted a son, but Mrs. Portell hasn't been able to have one, so they've raised their daughter as if she were a son," Chandler explained casually.

Helen let out a sigh, feeling a wave of sadness wash over her. "That poor girl."

It was hard enough to feel unwanted at birth, and now she had to live under a false identity. It was an immense burden for a child to carry.

"That's why our kids need to understand the weight of their actions," Chandler said earnestly. "Getting beaten up by a boy can leave deep emotional scars on Bailey.

"Lincoln really crossed the line this time. Taking him to apologize will help him recognize the consequences of acting without fully understanding the situation."

Helen nodded in agreement. "I understand; I'll take care of it."

"Is Nana asleep?" Chandler asked.

"She went out like a light," Helen replied. "After all the excitement at your engagement party, she was completely exhausted. She fell asleep right after her bath."

"How did you know?" Helen raised an eyebrow.

"You usually only come to find me at this time if something's going on; otherwise, you're with Nana putting her to sleep," Lincoln said straightforwardly.

"Is that so?" Helen chuckled, feeling a bit awkward. Shrugging it off, she chose to get right to the point. "Alright then, let's get to it."

She bent down and placed her hands on Lincoln's shoulders, speaking gently. "Linc, the kid you fought with at the party broke his arm. How about we go visit him tomorrow so you can apologize?"

Lincoln's expression turned to a frown. "I don't mind visiting, but Mommy, I didn't do anything wrong. I don't want to apologize."

"I understand you were trying to protect Ivy, but you're both just kids. You shouldn't have been so rough, especially since she's a girl," Helen explained candidly.

"A girl?" Lincoln looked confused. "Mommy, are you sure? I thought I was fighting a boy."

"I thought so too, but it turns out she's actually a girl," Helen clarified.

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