Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities novel Chapter 387

Helen's words were loud and clear, and everyone around them went silent. No one dared to make a noise.

Meanwhile, Celeste's face went pale. She opened her mouth but couldn't say a single word.

Helen lifted her chin slightly and continued, "This title doesn't mean that much to me. However, it's something that a person like you could never achieve. So, what gives you the right to spout nonsense in front of me?"

"You!" Celeste shouted.

Helen rolled her eyes. "What about me? Celeste, have you forgotten about what happened last time? I didn't want to pry on it at first.

"However, you haven't done anything about the apology you've promised me. You haven't even changed your attitude. Shouldn't you take responsibility for what you've done now?"

Celeste's legs went numb, but she still insisted stubbornly, "What did I do? I don't understand what you're saying."

Helen wasn't furious at all. Instead, she just remarked, "You don't understand, huh? Should I get Ms. Misty to refresh your memory? After all, your future in this school depends on what I say. What do you think?"

When Helen brought that up, Celeste was finally nervous.

Celeste couldn't leave the school and go back to her village. She looked at Helen, and her attitude finally softened. "Helen, we're all classmates here, so it's inevitable for us to see each other. Can you not take it to heart?"

Helen shook her head. "I'm not taking it to heart. It's just that you need to have a better attitude. Otherwise, I really need to consider it…"

Before Helen could finish her words, Celeste closed her eyes and said through gritted teeth, "I'm sorry, Helen. It was my fault. I hope you can forgive me."

Helen coldly said, "Louder. I couldn't hear you. Also, what did you do wrong? Please speak louder!"

Celeste looked at the students around her, and their gazes made her feel uncomfortable. However, she had no other choice.

Celeste quickly nodded. "I understand."

At that moment, the bell rang, and the students around them dispersed. Meanwhile, Celeste's reputation in the school was ruined.

She returned to her seat and could feel many gazes on her from different directions. Celeste silently clenched her fists. She would never let Helen go for humiliating her.

Since she couldn't ruin Helen's life publicly, she decided to do it secretly.

Celeste figured Margaret had Helen in her grasp and believed Helen wouldn't always be that fortunate.

After Celeste apologized, Helen felt slightly better. All the distractions on her mind were gone, and she was able to pay attention to class.

Meanwhile, Chandler was in a mess.