Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities novel Chapter 177

Helen assured Taylor, "It's okay. I'll be fine. You should rest early. Good night."

The two entered their rooms. After sitting on the plane for more than 10 hours, Helen was exhausted. She quickly fell asleep on the bed after taking a shower.

Helen slept straight through until noon the next day.

When she woke up, she saw a text message from Taylor, saying, "Helen, I have something to attend to, so I'll leave you for now. You can go to the estate first. See you at the race tomorrow."

Helen checked the time and realized that the message was sent at 8:00 am. It had been three to four hours since then. She replied, "Okay."

However, as soon as she sent it, Taylor sent a string of voice messages.

"Helen, why did you wake up so late?"

"The hotel has a restaurant. Remember to have breakfast."

"Don't starve yourself; your stomach won't take it."

After listening to his nagging, Helen couldn't help but reply, "Dear Taylor, when did you become so naggy?"

Upon sending the message, Helen put down her phone. She tidied herself up and ordered takeout.

In the afternoon, Helen took her luggage and hailed a taxi to the estate in the small town of Willowbrook. It was a property she had purchased in Furine three years ago, and it was now being managed by professionals.

She hadn't visited in these three years. Stepping inside gave her a feeling of being in a different world.

"Ms. Helen!" said a familiar voice.

Helen looked toward the direction of the voice and saw the familiar figure. She smiled and greeted, "Hi, Ms. Mary."

One by one, they greeted Helen, who smiled in response. At this moment, a little white dog ran up to Helen with its tail wagging.

She greeted it joyfully and quickly crouched down to pat its head. "Sunny, you've grown so big!"

Mary watched Helen, smiling. "Ms. Helen, I clean your room every day, and all the bedding has been changed. You should rest upstairs first. I'll instruct the kitchen to prepare dinner."

Helen nodded. "Okay, thank you, Ms. Mary."

Helen then picked up the dog from the ground and walked upstairs. When she reached her room, the dog struggled to get down, so Helen let it go.

She then walked to the window and pushed it open. She saw a purple lavender field, just like in her memories.

Helen smiled at the familiar sight.