Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities novel Chapter 378

"Mr. Newton, what are you saying? Our school has always focused on unity. How could there be such a thing?" Misty asked nervously.

Chandler coldly looked at Celeste. "Did you start those rumors?"

Celeste felt an invisible pressure and had a hard time breathing. "I… I… I…"

At that moment, Misty said without holding back, "She was the one who reported that Helen was pregnant. I think a great student like Helen wouldn't do anything like that. However, we need to stop the rumors in time. So, Mr. Newton, I think Helen should work with us. The truth will prove everything."

Chandler looked at Helen and shot her a comforting gaze.

"What truth do you need? Her words are the best truth you require," Chandler said bluntly.

Misty quickly nodded repeatedly. "Yes, you're absolutely correct, Mr. Newton. I didn't think this through and brought Helen trouble. I'll think of something to resolve this."

However, Helen tugged on Chandler's sleeve and said softly, "I can handle this."

Chandler smiled and asked dotingly, "Do you want to handle this yourself?"

Helen nodded. Then, Chandler whispered so softly that only Helen could hear him, "Don't worry. I'm only here to show you my support. Just do whatever you want. No matter what happens, I'll be here for you."

Helen smiled and looked at Chandler's clear eyes. "Thank you!"

After saying that, Helen turned to look at Celeste. Her smile disappeared in an instant, and she looked cold. "You're the one who spread the rumors, right?"

Celeste felt chills on her back, but she still stubbornly kept her mouth shut.

Misty stood on the side of justice and said, "You're right, Helen. As long as we get to the truth and prove that Celeste was really defaming you, we won't let this matter slide at all."

Celeste's back was drenched in sweat as she only had a hunch. Seeing how confident Helen looked, Celeste wondered if she really was about to leave the school.

"Ms. Misty, I… I… Why don't we forget about this? I didn't mean any harm anyway. Helen, I'll apologize to you right here. I'm sorry," Celeste said hurriedly.

"If apologies work, there won't be a need for laws anymore." As Helen spoke, she showed no other emotions. "As young adults, shouldn't we take responsibility for our actions?"

Celeste was utterly destroyed, and she had lost all confidence.

"Then, what do you want?" Celeste asked.