Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities novel Chapter 333

"Yes, sir."

After everyone heard what the teacher said, they began packing up. Just as Helen was about to leave, Gerard called out to her.

"Helen, I know your studies are great, but you've taken too many leaves this semester. If you have trouble keeping up, you can ask me anything. The exams are almost here, and I hope you can achieve great results as usual."

Helen knew of Gerard's expectations of her. "Thank you, Mr. Ziegler. I'll do my best."

Hearing what Helen said, Gerard decided to stop talking about it. Before he left, he reminded her again, "Feel free to ask me anything. Don't be shy."

Helen responded with a smile, "I understand. Thank you, Mr. Ziegler."

After saying that, Helen waved at him and left. Gerard watched from behind as Helen walked away, and he sighed. Helen was the only talented student he had after so many years of teaching. If she were interested in mathematics in the future, she would definitely make the industry proud.

Helen didn't know what was on Gerard's mind. Upon returning home, she saw Jenson doing his revision. Helen raised an eyebrow and asked, "How is it? Are you confident?"

Jenson nodded. "It shouldn't be a problem. However, I still have a long way to go if I want to surpass you."

Helen encouraged him. "You don't have to compete with me. Just compete with yourself. It'll be enough to have improvements in each test."

Jenson looked up at her. "Don't worry, Helen. I'll do my best and beat you one day."

"Sure. Good luck." Then, Helen asked, "Do you have any problems today?"

Helen quickly said, "No, I won't. We have great connection there, so there won't be a problem. Besides, as long as you can get into the top three, I'll definitely play video games with you, even if I have to use my limited data plan."

Jenson chuckled. "That's more like it."

Meanwhile, Chandler's gaze darkened. If Helen went home, that would mean that he wouldn't be able to see her for a long time.

With that thought in mind, he was suddenly unwilling to see her go.

Chandler wished he could return home with Helen. When he thought of that, he suddenly remembered something, and his eyes lit up. "Carry on with your work. I'll be heading upstairs now."