Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities novel Chapter 35

Jenson wore an expression that said, "What else?"

Helen didn't add more, leaving only a reminder.

"Remember, a bet's a bet."

She then entered the exam hall without looking back.

The Math Olympiad test lasted two hours.

Helen found her seat with her admission ticket and answered the questions as soon as the paper was distributed.

Time flew quietly, and Helen completed the paper within an hour. After reviewing her answers and finding no issues, she submitted her paper early.

She heard the sound of a car horn as soon as she exited the exam hall.

A discreet Audi A8 pulled up in front of her, and the window rolled down to reveal Taylor's playful face.

"Helly, get in," he said.

Helen didn't expect Taylor to pick her up. She got into the car, and they drove off.

"How did the exam go?" Taylor inquired.

"Not bad," Helen replied with just two words, to which Taylor responded knowingly.

"Helly, you could be a bit more modest."

"Oh! Were you looking for me? What's up?" Helen asked directly.

Taylor chuckled.

"Can't I just hang out with you, Helly? Maybe take you out for a meal?"

Helen knew Taylor well enough to suspect he had an ulterior motive.

"Let's just grab something quick then."

"You got it, Helly," Taylor said and hit the pedal, and the car sped off.

Taylor took Helen to a high-end members-only restaurant, choosing a private room.

Helen got straight to the point. "Spit it out, what do you need?"

Chandler had compiled a list of potential exam topics for her, and two of the questions even appeared on the exam.

It felt like she owed Chandler a favor.

Moreover, the orphanage in the northwest needed repairs, and the fifty million could cover many expenses.

"I'll go, but on one condition."

Taylor was ecstatic at her agreement. He was ready to accept any terms.

"Whatever you need, Helly."

Helen's gaze hardened.

"I race him alone, no spectators."

Taylor understood immediately.

"Alright, Helly. I'll make it clear to them. If they agree, good. If not, so be it."

Helen hummed in approval.