Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities novel Chapter 2131

Despite this, Abigail quickly drew a conclusion, recalling that she had just broken all ties with Taylor earlier that afternoon.

If Kingsley thought they were still spending the night together, it would make her seem indecisive, leaving her open to judgment and criticism.

She had to explain herself to avoid Kingsley thinking poorly of her.

…

On the other side of the world, it was noon.

After waking from her nap, Helen decided to take a leisurely stroll around the place for some light exercise.

Suddenly, the door opened, and Isla Remmington stepped inside. "Mrs. Newton, the weather is beautiful today. Would you like to bask in the sun?"

"Isn't that a bit too considerate?" Helen replied, assuming she was just being moved to another place for confinement.

"It's also for the sake of the baby you're carrying," Isla explained. "If you're not comfortable, we can cancel."

"I'll go," Helen said, eager to take advantage of the opportunity to relax.

With that, Isla guided her to the square.

This area was different from the square where the children had been. It was enclosed by wire fences and divided into two sections.

Helen entered from one side, while on the other, dozens of pregnant women were soaking up the sun. Their appearances varied, but most seemed to come from wealthy backgrounds.

With the limited space available, Helen could only sit in the sun, quietly observing the other women around her.

At first, nothing seemed out of the ordinary, but then a Cathayan woman appeared near the wire fence that separated the two sections. It was at that moment that Helen felt a spark of hope.

The woman had fair skin, dark eyes, and long hair that flowed over her shoulders. She wore a tailored suit, with gold-rimmed glasses resting lightly on her nose. Her presence radiated a sense of elegance and authority.

"If that's the case, it must mean you're highly accomplished in science yourself, right?"

"Not exactly," Helen replied, not completely denying it. "But I do have something they need."

Betty nodded in agreement. To Trinity Alliance, anything or anyone without value was treated like trash—they wouldn't keep someone around if they didn't serve a purpose.

"Are those the wives of the scientists?" Helen asked, gesturing toward the pregnant women behind Betty.

Betty nodded. "This way, they can make sure their children inherit nothing less than exceptional genes."

Helen had suspected as much when she saw the children, but seeing it confirmed through the pregnant women made it even more unsettling.

"You must have been here for a long time. Don't you realize what the children born here will face? Why would you still choose to have a child?"

"In here, we're no longer human."