Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities novel Chapter 591

Helen was clear about Chandler's feelings toward her as he declared it in front of everyone. It touched her deeply. But she didn't want to see Chandler and Priscilla in such a situation.

"Stop arguing. As long as Kiara holds a press conference to admit what she did to me publicly, read an apology letter to me, and promise not to interfere in my life anymore, I'll let her go." Helen pursed her lips and spoke slowly.

This was already her biggest concession. The elders of the Spencer family knew very Helen's personality. Since she had made her decision, they didn't say anything more.

But Chandler was unwilling to accept her forgiveness. Helen signaled to him with her eyes, hoping he wouldn't say anything more.

The next second, he announced in front of everyone, "Ms. Gorman, from now on, I have no relationship with you!"

"You…"

Priscilla never expected Chandler to cut ties with her in front of so many people. She pointed at Chandler angrily and couldn't form any words.

"You're willing to abandon your mother for this woman?" Her eyes were teary as she hoarsely questioned him.

He didn't want to see her like this and turned away.

"It's not that I'm abandoning you. You've pushed me away. Please leave. Stop bothering us. I've decided to go with Helen." Chandler bit his lips as he spoke in a choked voice.

He too had questioned her this coldly and glared at her with such hatred before. He told her he hated her and called her an extremist. But was all of this really caused by her?

"There's really no decent human beings in the Newton family. Alright, since everything is my fault, I'll give you what you want!"

Priscilla laughed, and her laughter became increasingly desolate. Chandler felt uncomfortable hearing this. He quickly turned his head, only to see his mother rushing toward him like a madwoman.

He tried to grab her, but she grabbed the dagger from the coffee table. Instantly, he heard the sound of flesh being pierced and saw a bright crimson red before his own eyes.