Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities novel Chapter 1967

As Tyrone often said, an actor must uphold professionalism—breaking character was simply unacceptable.

"With me here, you don't need to worry about anything. I'll handle them for you!" Colin said, pressing his hand firmly on her shoulder.

"Honestly, the Craig family's business is just as strong as Chandler's. If you cooperate with me, it won't take long before I surpass him. And when that happens, Chandler will start to feel threatened. If I ask for you, do you think he'll still say no?"

Helen looked at him, her expression full of confusion and doubt.

Seeing her hesitation, Colin seized the moment to strengthen her conviction. "Think about how Chandler has treated you. Are you really willing to spend your life as Helen's substitute?"

After so much back and forth, Colin would surely start to get anxious if she didn't agree now.

"Alright, I believe you!" Helen nodded earnestly. "But what should I do? I don't understand anything about business."

"Don't worry. All you need to do is keep an eye on Chandler. When I ask you something, just tell me the truth," Colin instructed, his tone casual yet persuasive.

"Is it really that simple?" Helen put on a naive expression, playing the part of the innocent, clueless woman.

"It was never that complicated." Colin smiled lightly, always careful to express his affection. "You're the only one I care about, and I don't want to pressure you too much.

"After we go back, just stay calm. Whether or not you can get any information, I'll do everything I can. I'll get you away from Chandler as soon as possible."

"Colin, thank you." Helen forced a tear to fall, and when Colin reached out to wipe it, she quickly did it herself.

"It's getting late. Please take me back. Even though I'm just a trophy wife, I still have to return and show off our love. If I ruin his reputation, I can't imagine the cold stares I'll get."

Helen had spoken ill about him to make Colin believe that her relationship with Chandler was falling apart.

"Really? No way." She chuckled awkwardly. "Just wait a second."

Helen called over a passing waiter and grabbed two glasses of champagne. He handed one to Chandler, clinking her glass against his. "Mission accomplished. Cheers!"

Chandler chuckled at her antics, clinking glasses before finishing his drink.

In the corner, one of Colin's subordinates who had witnessed the exchange teased, "Chandler and his woman seem pretty affectionate, huh?"

Colin, who remained poised and steady, replied, "It's all for show. Behind the scenes, their relationship is probably falling apart. Chandler's days are numbered."