Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities novel Chapter 694

Night fell early during winter in Glendale. They had to turn on the lights in the living room at 6:00 pm.

Helen had made five normal home dishes, but they all looked appetizing.

Melody, at the dining table, was tempted. "It seems like I will devour them all."

" That would be great. Make yourself at home, don't be shy." Charlie was very hospitable.

"I won't. It's been a long time since I felt at home." Melody sniffled and lowered her head when she thought of Daphne alone in the Boston residence.

They knew what had happened to Melody and felt sorry for her, but they were unable to say anything.

Realizing that she had affected everyone's mood, Melody hurriedly recomposed herself and invited everyone to eat. "Oops, my bad! Let's not talk about this and enjoy Helen's cooking."

"Yes, we'll only have the strength to fight with fate when we're full." Sylvia quickly smoothed things over.

They appeared harmonious as they conversed and shared food.

They stopped laughing when they heard someone walking in the yard.

Priscilla stood on the doorstep and looked blankly at the four people sitting around the dining table, exuding an indescribable oppressive air.

Helen had long been indifferent to Priscilla, but Priscilla was Chandler's mother, and she came at this time. It was inappropriate to drive her away, so Helen had to get up to invite her in.

Helen brought Priscilla a set of cutlery and introduced them to each other so everyone at the table was acquainted.

Priscilla frowned and put down her cutlery when she saw Melody using her own cutlery to serve the chicken.

Small families were indeed shabby, with so many people cramming at a small table for a meal. There wasn't even a serving spoon.

Everyone at the table could see Priscilla's expression. Even Melody, who was mild-tempered, was displeased.

Was Priscilla Helen's future mother-in-law? She was so hard to get along with. Helen would definitely suffer if she got married to Chandler.

Melody decided to advise Helen to reconsider this marriage later. Marriage was not a one-person affair, and it involved two families. She would regret it for the rest of her life if she married the wrong person.

Charlie was not as kind as Melody. Throwing his cutlery onto the table, he grumbled, "Madam Newton, let's just get straight to the point. We are from the countryside and know nothing about indirect remarks, so don't waste your effort!"