Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities novel Chapter 201

Jenson picked up Helen after school in the afternoon. Since the incident at the Newton Group, Jenson seemed like a changed person. Previously careless and willful, he had become much more composed these days. Upon seeing Helen, he even obediently greeted her, "Friend".

Helen got into the car, and the vehicle slowly made its way toward the Newton residence. In the car, she flipped through her Encerian textbook.

Jenson kept glancing at her several times. Helen noticed it and asked, "What's wrong?"

Jenson cleared his throat, appearing somewhat embarrassed.

"If you don't want to talk about it, that's fine. I don't have spare time to listen," Helen said bluntly, leaving no chance for Jenson to interject.

Jenson became anxious. "Don't be like that, I have something I need to discuss with you."

Helen looked up at him. Jenson seemed to muster a lot of courage and asked, "How can I improve my academic performance and get into a good university?"

Helen instinctively reached out to touch his forehead. "You don't have a fever! Why are you acting so out of character?"

After Helen heard his words, she put down her textbook. She felt somewhat uncomfortable with Jenson's sudden change. "Why do you suddenly want to go to university? For someone born with a silver spoon like you, you're set for life without even trying.

"Why make things difficult yourself? Weren't you doing just fine before?"

Jenson used to think the same. With the vast wealth and business of the Newton family, it would be enough for a lifetime of carefree living even if he squandered money daily. He never worried about his future or thought about having any skills until the recent incident.

He realized he was powerless to help the Newton family in their crisis. This feeling of helplessness deeply frustrated him. It seemed that overnight, he understood that he needed to do something while he was still young. He wanted to lead an exciting life despite relying on the Newton family.

"I want to go to university and become someone useful," Jenson said as he thought of the simplest, most straightforward reason.

Helen pursed her lips. "It's going to be tough getting into university with grades like that."

"That's why I came to you! Aren't you a top student?" Jenson said as he looked at Helen expectantly.

Helen simply shrugged and replied, "So what? Even if I am a top student, what does that have to do with you?"

Jenson hurriedly leaned in. "Chandler always says that the person whom you follow is very important. For example, in business, if you can follow someone who makes ten million a year, you can at least make a million. If you follow someone who makes a million, you can at least make 100 thousand.

"By the same logic, if I can get guidance from a top student, even if I don't get into a top university, getting into an ordinary undergraduate program shouldn't be a problem."

Hearing this, Helen understood what he meant. "Are you saying you want me to take you under my wing?"