Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities novel Chapter 224

"That does make sense," Jenson admitted as he felt a sense of regret.

He wondered why he hadn't realized sooner that reading and studying could be fulfilling.

"Let's head back. We'll come again tomorrow," he told Helen.

After leaving the library, Jenson started the car, and they headed home.

By the time they arrived, it was already late. Chandler had just returned from work and coincidentally met Helen and Jenson as they entered while laughing and talking.

"Chandler, you're back," Jenson greeted him.

Chandler responded with a grunt, but he inadvertently shifted his gaze to Helen. He then asked, "Where have you been? It's late."

Jenson chuckled. "Just out and about."

Jenson clearly didn't want Chandler to know about his current situation. Helen didn't expose him either. She simply greeted them before saying, "I'm heading upstairs."

"Goodnight, Helen!" Jenson waved.

After watching Helen go upstairs, Chandler casually inquired, "Since when have you two been on such good terms? Didn't you used to dislike her?"

Jenson chuckled. "Not really! We've always been on good terms. It was just a misunderstanding before."

Chandler was surprised by Jenson's response. He knew Jenson well. If Jenson disliked someone, he could find countless reasons to justify it. Conversely, if he truly considered someone a friend, he would be incredibly loyal and kind to them.

With that, she shut the door with a snap.

Unperturbed, Jenson figured that if she wouldn't listen to the audio, then he would. As he turned to leave, he bumped into Chandler coming out of his room. "Morning, Chandler!"

Chandler noticed the earphones and asked curiously, "What are you doing here?"

Jenson grinned. "I'm here to wake Helen up."

Chandler sensed Jenson's unusual warmth towards Helen and felt a vague sense of displeasure, though he had no right to comment on it.

"Let's get breakfast. School awaits," Chandler said.