Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities novel Chapter 1762

An hour later, Isabelle helped Jason into Chandler's villa.

What had once appeared to be a simple leg injury now looked far more severe. Jason's left leg and arm were both in casts, and his forehead was wrapped in bandages, with blood gradually seeping through the fabric.

Moments later, Chandler and Helen descended the stairs hand in hand, taking a seat on the main couch.

"I hear you've been desperate to see me. Now that you're here, get to the point. What do you want?" Helen asked, her tone impatient.

Isabelle and Jason exchanged a glance. In an instant, they both knelt on the floor, seemingly disregarding all caution.

"Kaylee, we're here to apologize," Isabella said. "It was selfish of me to take your pen name and your works. I've gathered all the documents that prove your identity, and I'm returning everything to you.

"I'm truly sorry. Though it's late, I genuinely hope you can find it in your heart to forgive me."

Reaching into her bag, Isabelle pulled out a manila envelope and slid it across the floor.

Helen glanced down at the envelope, her expression unchanged, leaving her emotions shrouded in mystery.

Isabelle waited in silence for a moment. She then subtly tugged at Jason's sleeve, urging him to speak.

Without hesitation, Jason bowed deeply, his forehead striking the ground with a heavy thud. "Kaylee, I sincerely regret my actions. I was reckless, selfish, and unfaithful. I should never have succumbed to Katie's manipulation, which harmed your reputation and jeopardized your life.

"From now on, I will work to improve myself and make amends. All I ask is that you forget the past and find peace and happiness."

He continued, "Don't forget that Kaylee owes me money. After the Terzians settle their debt, there will still be hundreds of millions of dollars remaining. Since you two are so consumed by guilt, why not take on the debt yourselves and free the Terzians?"

Without hesitation, Isabelle replied, "Deal."

If Chandler took control of the situation, they might not even survive to see the end of it. Paying off the debt in exchange for their lives could almost be viewed as a bargain.

Nonetheless, Jason wasn't having any of it.

The plan had seemed simple—apologize and save the company. Now, with a broken leg and on his knees, he was being asked to give up everything to pay off Kaylee's debt. It felt like losing the game and then being told to forfeit the prize on top of it.

"If you're going to pay, do it with your own money—don't involve me in this!"