Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities novel Chapter 219

Chandler watched Helen leave. His mood lifted unexpectedly as he found her quite endearing.

"Carles, is there anything urgent at work?" Chandler asked.

Coming coming back to his senses, Carles thought for a moment. There were no major issues. Even in Chandler's absence, the subordinates could manage the work well.

"Mr. Newton, you can rest assured and recuperate. We've got everything covered at work," Carles reassured.

Hearing this, Chandler's eyebrows lifted slightly. "In that case, I'll head back first. Take care of things at the company," he said, patting Carles on the shoulder. "Do your best. Your future as an assistant depends on your performance."

Carles felt a surge of motivation. "Don't worry, Mr. Newton. I'll give it my all."

Chandler hummed in acknowledgment and limped away.

Helen called a ride-sharing service outside the hospital. Soon, the car arrived. She hurried to open the door, but Chandler got in first.

"Chandler, what are you doing? Get out," she demanded.

Chandler turned to her with a deadly serious expression. "I'm heading home too. It's on the way."

"You…" Helen wanted to protest, but Chandler moved over, making room for her. She pressed her lips together, said nothing, and got in.

The car started and slowly drove away. The car stereo played a new hit song by Tyrone, whose deep and attractive voice was undeniable. The melodic song provided auditory pleasure.

Sharp as ever, the housekeepers steered clear and pretended to see nothing. One even reported the scene to Esmond.

Esmond was watering plants upstairs when he heard the news. His face lit up with joy. "Is that true? They came in together?"

The housekeeper felt "together" wasn't accurate. But Helen and Chandler seemed close, with Chandler's arm over Helen's shoulder resembling an embrace.

The housekeeper nodded. "Yes, Mr. Newton Senior. It seems Mr. Chandler and Ms. Spencer might have something between them."

Hearing this, Esmond couldn't hide his joy. "That's a relief. It seems things are going as hoped. You've done well. Your bonus this month is doubled."

"Thank you, Mr. Newton Senior!" The housekeeper was thrilled.