Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities novel Chapter 676

Upon hearing Helen's request, the officer's fingers briefly paused over the keyboard.

After receiving Michael's approval, the officer nodded, saying, "Certainly, just a moment. Let me close a few windows first."

He minimized the desktop to its basic setup, leaving only essential police software that needed login credentials. Standing up, he gestured for Helen to take the seat.

The clatter of keystrokes soon drowned out the ambient noise of the bustling office, drawing the attention of nearly everyone present.

Despite Chandler's prior knowledge of Helen's identity as the hacker Hexa, witnessing her swift actions firsthand still took him by surprise.

He had previously interviewed the executive overseeing the IT department at Newton Group. However, in comparison to Helen, it was clear they operated at different levels of skill and capability.

Shortly afterward, Helen established an external network connection platform and effortlessly infiltrated the internal surveillance of Townsend's Car Dealership. After retrieving the crucial footage, she discreetly disconnected from the external network.

Having accomplished her objective, Helen turned the computer screen toward the others, displaying the video recording.

In the footage, Chad's persistent and inappropriate staring at Helen began immediately upon his arrival at the dealership.

As he sat directly across from her, his gaze grew increasingly bold. Despite Michelle's attempt to deter him with a splash of water, Chad persisted defiantly, seemingly unconcerned about any repercussions.

To emphasize her point, Helen zoomed in on Chad's face using a tracking magnifier, capturing his lewd and shameless expressions.

The truth was now undeniable.

"Madam Newton, have you seen enough?" Helen asked Priscilla, her expression neutral.

Priscilla stood frozen, taken aback by how quickly Helen had turned the tables. Reflecting on the compromises she had recently pressured Helen into making for the Newton family, Priscilla found herself speechless.

Meanwhile, Helen hadn't harbored any expectations. She lowered her eyes, fixing a resolute gaze on Frank. "Deputy Levine, the arbiter of truth and justice, have you discerned the truth?"

Helen's tone conveyed neither friendliness nor hostility, yet it made Frank uneasy and embarrassed.

On one side stood undeniable truth supported by concrete evidence, while on the other side was his relationship with Roger.

What was it about this woman, anyway? How had she managed to effortlessly access the surveillance footage inside Townsend's Car Dealership?

Witnessing Ivan's defeated expression, Helen couldn't help but feel a surge of satisfaction.

As Helen turned toward Ronald and Chad, she noticed they appeared worn out. It seemed they were no longer capable of causing any further disruption.

"Mr. Green," Helen addressed, relying on her memory.

"Yes, Ms. Spencer. How can I help you?" Edward responded courteously.

"Well, I wouldn't presume to give orders. But when it comes to matters requiring expertise, I trust it's best to defer to professionals like yourself.

"With the surveillance footage secured and multiple witnesses involved, I'm keen to understand how I can protect my rights."

As Helen's words trailed off, she calmly surveyed the room, her gaze indifferent yet underscored by a quiet determination.