Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities novel Chapter 273

Helen hastily said, "Uncle Wyatt, are you trying to check his background?"

"I'm just trying to understand more about Chandler's family situation," Wyatt quickly responded.

Helen was worried that Wyatt might say something that would offend Chandler.

She decided to be straightforward. "Uncle Wyatt, if there's anything you want to know, just ask me. I'm staying in his house anyway."

As soon as she said that, the atmosphere immediately became quiet. There was a hushed silence which hung awkwardly in the air.

Wyatt cleared his throat. He didn't expect them to have progressed this far. It would be too late if he were to stop them now.

Chandler wasn't bad at all. Whether in appearance, manner of speaking, or upbringing, he was top-notch.

However, there was a faint sense of reluctance in Wyatt's heart. It felt as if he had painstakingly raised a plant only for someone to take it away along with the pot.

"Uncle Wyatt, please don't misunderstand. Helen is only staying at my house temporarily because of Grandpa. We each have our rooms, and we aren't overstepping any boundaries," Chandler explained.

Chandler knew that everyone had misunderstood. If it were someone else, he wouldn't bother explaining. After all, living together wasn't a big deal for adults.

However, he explained to everyone just to protect Helen's reputation.

Upon hearing him speak, Wyatt's feeling of displeasure vanished. "Helen never mentioned any of this to me. It seems that I've been too busy with business lately and haven't paid much attention to her. It's my fault."

"Helen is a good girl. She's diligent and kind. It's my pleasure to have her," Chandler said while casting a glance at Helen. They looked like a couple deeply in love in the eyes of others.

Wyatt's level of satisfaction with Chandler had increased significantly.

Wyatt was very pleased with his response, and he smiled. "Alright, we'll go with that then. Let's go horseback riding tomorrow."

With that, Wyatt turned to Colin and said, "Colin, you can come along too. Let's have a good horse race."

Coling agreed, "Sure, Uncle Wyatt."

The dinner was very enjoyable. As they chatted, Wyatt became increasingly satisfied with Chandler.

He had already considered him as his son-in-law, completely forgetting about Colin, whom he had favored before.

However, Colin witnessed all these.