Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities novel Chapter 336

Sylvia agreed. She had a good impression of Chandler too. "However, Chandler did say they were going to get engaged first. As for marriage, they'll take it slowly. He's not going anywhere, so our dear Helly has found the love of her life."

The elderly couple exchanged glances with a smile, and they saw themselves in each other's eyes.

Meanwhile, Helen was upset after finding out that her grandparents went on vacation without telling her. She even told Chandler that she was going home for the winter break. Now that she wasn't going back anymore, she felt awkward.

However, she didn't dwell on it for too long. Since she was on a break, she started searching for news of Phishie's sudden disappearance. It was weird because all the clues showed that Phishie had returned to the country. However, it had been so long, and she hadn't gone home yet. She didn't even contact her family.

Helen's expression darkened, and she turned on her computer.

"Dear Taylor, is the Sky Network System fixed?" Helen sent Taylor the message and received a reply shortly after that. "It's fixed. Do you want to use it now, Helen?"

Helen quickly replied, "Yes. I need to find someone. Let's see if we can find her faster with the Sky Network System."

Hearing that she wanted to find someone, Taylor quickly asked, "Who are you searching for, Helen? Just send me her information. I promise the system can find her in less than a day."

Helen hurriedly sent over Phishie's information. "If you have any news, let me know immediately."

Taylor agreed and quickly started using the Sky Network System to search for Phishie. Helen took a deep breath and hoped they could find her quickly.

Helen thought they could locate Phishie in no time with the help of the Sky Network System. However, three days had passed, and they still couldn't find anything. It was as if Phishie had vanished into thin air, and they couldn't find any trace of her.

"Helen, could someone be hiding her tracks on purpose?"

Helen asked with slight suspicion, "Really?"

Sylvia nodded, and Helen didn't suspect anything else. She was elated to be able to see her grandparents. "I've missed you so much, Grandma."

Helen held Sylvia's arm and wouldn't let go. Sylvia couldn't help but say, "You're a big girl now, Helly. How could you still be so coy?"

Helen stuck her tongue out. "No matter how old I am, I'll always be a kid in your eyes. That's enough for me, Grandma."

Sylvia dotingly patted Helen's head. "Oh, you little smarty-pants."