Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities novel Chapter 255

"No matter who the other party is, we must remain vigilant. Immediately upgrade our defense system and preferably set up a firewall at the network entrance. Next time they come, we'll try to trace their IP," Helen instructed.

Taylor nodded. "I understand. I'll do it right away."

After double-checking the internal system and fixing a few bugs, Helen didn't find any traces left by the opponent. It seemed that they had come prepared.

She finally left the skyscraper in the afternoon. As Helen took the elevator to the ground floor, she noticed that the skyscraper was crowded with people who were obviously fans of a certain celebrity.

However, she stopped in her tracks when her gaze landed on the sign held by one of the fans, which read, "Mariah Bell".

Seeing this name, Helen's mind flashed with many scenes from the past. Although they lived in the same world, Mariah, whom she had ignored for a long time, seemed to have crossed paths with her once again.

"Mariah, Mariah, Mariah…" The fans chanted Mariah's name in unison, and amidst the commotion, Mariah was escorted onto the stage by security. She held a microphone and greeted everyone with a smile. "Hello, everyone. I'm Mariah. It's nice to meet you all here."

Helen stood among the crowd and watched the glamorous Mariah on stage with an indescribable emotion in her eyes.

Mariah was now a top-tier singer, with several popular albums and numerous music awards to her name. However, Helen had no interest in her and turned to leave.

Unexpectedly, Benjamin, who was nearby, saw her. He walked over briskly and grabbed her wrist. "Why are you here?"

Helen frowned and glanced at the hand holding her. "Do I need to report to you that I'm here?"

Helen didn't answer. However, a familiar song began playing on the stage. Then, she heard Mariah say, "I'll perform my signature song, 'Looking Up at the Stars.'"

This was her most popular song to date. Even after many years, it still topped the charts and became a widely known song.

As soon as the prelude began, the fans on-site started singing along.

"This song is such a classic in terms of composition and lyrics. It's been so many years, yet it's still a classic hit in the music industry." Benjamin praised generously, completely oblivious to the fact that Helen's hand had tightened.

Helen didn't want to care or remember the past, but hearing this song, she couldn't help but mock, "Since she's so talented, why is this the only song remembered by the audience after so many years?"