Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities novel Chapter 234

Jasmine exclaimed in disbelief, "He probably went insane!"

Suddenly, Jenson appeared behind her. "Talking behind someone's back isn't very nice, is it?"

Caught off guard, Jasmine showed no remorse. She retorted, "I'm not wrong. You waste your days without a hint of ambition. Suddenly claiming you'll rank in the top five is madness if not folly."

Jenson chose not to engage in arguing any further with Jasmine.

But Jasmine persisted, mocking, "If you reach the top five, it'd be nothing short of a miracle."

Jenson's expression remained unchanged as he faced Jasmine. Memories of past arguments with Helen flashed through his mind, making him realize how obnoxious he had been.

"Jasmine, don't think a pretty face guarantees success in the entertainment industry. The industry isn't short of beauties. Your face lacks uniqueness. At best, you might scrape into the D-list," Jenson said bluntly.

Jasmine turned angry at his words. "Jenson, that's bullshit! What do you mean by D-list? I'll become an A-list star and prove you wrong. Just you wait," she fumed.

Unfazed, Jenson walked away, leaving Jasmine stomping in anger. She vowed to become an A-list actress and show Jenson, with numerous awards as her testament.

Neither of them realized that this jest, this playful banter, would intertwine their fates closely. But that was a story for another time.

Seeing Jasmine upset, Helen quickly tried to soothe her, "Keep pushing on. I have faith in you."

Jasmine calmed down slightly. "Helen, watch me. I won't end up a D-lister."

Meanwhile, in Tyrone's agency, Theo paced anxiously. "Tyrone, what's with this new song of yours?"

Tyrone stayed silent and did not explain anything.

The original draft of the new song was found on his computer. He was surprised by the composition. The beginning was his work, but significant changes were made to the latter half, enhancing the otherwise ordinary tune.

Professional composers had praised its quality, prompting him to release it. Little did he expect to be embroiled in a plagiarism scandal.

"Theo, I didn't write this song," he revealed.