Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities novel Chapter 247

The next day, which was the day the monthly exam results were released, Jenson got up early and waited in the dining room for Helen.

However, after waiting for a long time, she didn't come downstairs.

He couldn't help but instruct the servants, "Help me call Helen. We'll be late."

Just as the servant was about to go upstairs, Helen happened to come down and let out a yawn. Jenson immediately approached her. "Helen, you're finally done. Let's have breakfast and go to school."

Seeing this, Helen raised an eyebrow. "Why are you so proactive today?"

He felt a little embarrassed and said, "The exam results will be announced today. I want to know how I did this time. So, could you please hurry?"

It was the first time she had seen Jenson care so much about the grades. "Alright, I'll fulfill your wish. Take the breakfast and we'll eat on the way."

With that, Jenson immediately had the servants pack their breakfast. Then, he left with Helen.

The first period was Encerian class. Sally entered the room with a happy face. "Our class did well this month, especially Helen, who once again scored full marks."

As soon as these words were spoken, the whole class turned to Helen. Even Jenson couldn't help but show a look of envy. "Helen, you're amazing."

"Our class made significant progress compared to last month's exam. I want to special commend a student, Jenson. His progress this time was remarkable. He used to fail, but this time he scored 80 marks. Let's give him a round of applause for his improvement."

When it comes to games, it was Jenson's expertise. He used to think that Helen was just saying that to boost his confidence. But now that he actually made it to the top five, she was keeping her promise.

"Helen, are you sure about your gaming skills? If it's really bad, then forget it. I don't want to play with you knowing you're bad at it as this is a burden to me," he teased.

Helen was speechless after she heard this. "You really look down on me, huh?"

Jenson denied it, "It's not that I look down on you. I've never seen you play before. I'm afraid that you'll be a burden to me."

Helen replied calmly, "We'll know only after playing whether or not I'll be a burden. You haven't played with me before, so how can you determine that I'm a burden to you?"