Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities novel Chapter 182

Helen felt embarrassed and instinctively changed the subject. "Mr. Peter said that there will be fireworks tonight. Let me take you to them."

Chandler nodded and followed her along the path. They walked for a while, and all they could hear were the sounds in the air.

A spark then shot up into the sky with a bang, and a splendid firework bloomed. Helen looked up at the fireworks.

She couldn't help but exclaim, "The fireworks are so beautiful!"

Chandler also gazed at the night sky before them and said, "Although fireworks are fleeting, they shine their brightest in that moment."

Fireworks continued to ascend into the sky, one after another. They burst into various colors, creating a colorful display.

After the fireworks display ended and the sky returned to tranquility, Helen said, "It's getting late. Let's head back."

Chandler withdrew his gaze and checked the time. "Let's go back. It's time to rest."

After returning to the castle, Helen and Chandler exchanged greetings and went back to their rooms. The staff took Chandler to his guest room.

The next day, Helen found out from the staff that Chandler had left early in the morning. Helen felt a sense of loss in her heart, but she quickly composed herself.

"Where's Ms. Mary?" Helen asked.

The staff replied respectfully, "Ms. Mary is in the orchard picking grapes. The grapes in our estate are ripe, and she plans to pick some to make wine."

Upon hearing this, Helen's expression brightened. "I'll go help too."

However, Helen felt awkward about this topic. "Ms. Mary, what are you talking about? I'm still young!"

Seeing her blush, Mary laughed. "Well, you can consider going on a date. But for outstanding girls like you, only talented young men like Mr. Chandler are worthy of you."

Helen quickly interrupted, "Ms. Mary, why are you bringing him up?"

"I just mentioned him casually. But Ms. Helen, Mr. Chandler is really good," insisted Mary.

Helen was speechless. She felt like words couldn't adequately describe her situation anymore.

"Anyway, Ms. Helen, next time when you come back, be sure to bring a man with you," Mary said earnestly as she rubbed Helen's head, looking at her with hopeful eyes.