Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities novel Chapter 657

Christopher had been weighing his options at the thought of losing his job when, out of the blue, Chad presented him with another chance.

Christopher's face instantly brightened with joy as he reassured enthusiastically, "Mr. Lindvall, you can count on us to deliver a satisfactory solution!"

Switching gears swiftly, Christopher adopted the authoritative stance of a manager at the dealership. He summoned two salespersons with a commanding tone, "You and you, please escort these disruptive students out."

His courteous use of "please" was perhaps the only nicety he felt obligated to extend.

Nonetheless, removing customers was universally discouraged across all industries, especially in a bustling store filled with clients.

The two salespeople exchanged nervous glances, neither willing to intervene in the escalating situation.

Upon seeing his words fall flat, Christopher's temper flared. "You're all worthless! When it's time to collect your pay, you're all eager to be at the front. But now that you need to step up, you're all acting like a bunch of timid turtles!"

As his words faded, Christopher walked straight toward Helen and Michelle. Faced with Michelle's indifferent demeanor, he sensed she might pose a challenge, prompting him to shift his focus to Helen.

Assuming an air of self-righteousness, Christopher declared authoritatively, "I apologize, miss. I must request you and your friend to vacate our premises immediately to avoid further disruption to our patrons."

With a slight smile, Helen asked, "Aren't we also patrons here?"

"Exactly," Jamie asserted, rubbing his swollen face as he rose from the floor, standing up for justice. "This young lady was just about to finalize a car purchase contract with me. It's this gentleman who's causing trouble. Mr. Gomez, he's the one who should leave!"

After all, Helen was just a student with an unknown background. Even if she managed to scrape together enough money to buy a car, how substantial could her fortune truly be?

Chad, on the other hand, stood in a league of his own with Lindvall Group—a perpetual fountain of wealth. Aligning with him promised a life of abundance without worries.

Helen chuckled softly, her tone carrying a hint of amusement. "Very well, you seem to be the most articulate among this superficial group. Since that's the case, I'll make sure you acknowledge your defeat."

With that, Helen reached into her bag and retrieved the card Taylor had handed her earlier. Walking over to Jamie, she offered it to him. "Please take this and deliver it to the dealership manager immediately."

The Xander family's customized card symbolized prestige and status. Helen was intrigued to see how long Christopher could uphold his arrogant facade in the face of such influence.