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Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities novel Chapter 1741

Summary for Chapter 1741: Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities

Summary of Chapter 1741 from Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities

Chapter 1741 marks a crucial moment in Internet’s Romance novel, Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities. This chapter blends tension, emotion, and plot progression to deliver a memorable reading experience — one that keeps readers eagerly turning the page.

Seeing that the atmosphere was a bit tense, Helen refuted with a girl's unique, tough voice. "Every little thing counts. The more hopeless a matter seems, the more it needs someone to shoulder the responsibility.

"If everyone avoids it, the people will be discontented, and the country won't be at peace."

Thorley's eyes shifted, and he didn't respond right away, seemingly considering the credibility of the statement. After a while, a smile returned to his serious face, as though nothing had happened.

He calmly flattered. "Your patriotism is truly touching, and I have always admired people with great compassion like you both. Alright, I'll only take 40% of the profit, and you two can take the remaining 10% to do charitable deeds on my behalf. How does that sound?"

"Okay," Chandler replied with a faint smile.

Just when Thorley was about to celebrate, Chandler said, "If the co-brand is handed over to Destiny Corporation to manage in the future, I'm willing to allocate 10% of the profits for you to take back to fulfill your obligations."

Thorley's smile barely formed before fading, his eyes blazing with fury. "10%? Are you kidding me, Mr. Newton?"

Chandler remained calm and indifferent. "You were the one who joked with me first."

Thorley straightened up, exuding a vicious demeanor. "I went against all opposition to get most of the forces in Yorga to give up the brand. Is this how you repay me?

"10%—how am I supposed to go back with such a paltry sum and explain myself? You're going too far." He angrily slammed the table with a heavy thud, startling the serving waiter in the distance.

It was said that people from the upper class valued reputation and dignity the most, but today's guest had quite a temper. It seemed like Chandler had to be extra careful when entertaining Thorley.

"How I get along with others is none of your business, lady," Thorley said dismissively. "Enjoy your little victory while it lasts. You are not my only choice, and soon you'll realize what a huge mistake it is to reject me."

Angering Thorley was not Chandler and Helen's ultimate goal, so they adopted a more humble stance upon seeing how furious he was. "In fact, I do still hope to work with Mr. Vanderpool.

"If you're willing to understand us and accept the profit-sharing ratio we mentioned earlier, that would be wonderful." Chandler pretended to make peace and discreetly tugged at Helen's skirt under the table.

Helen instantly caught on and echoed, "That's right, Thorley. Chandler is the strongest competitor in Grand Cathay. Cooperating with us is the best choice. Why don't we just make a deal and be friends?"

"I don't deserve such friends like you two who do charitable deeds with my profits." Thorley rebuked and left without looking back.

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