What Happens in Chapter 720 – From the Book Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities
Dive into Chapter 720, a pivotal chapter in Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities, written by Internet. This section features emotional turning points, key character decisions, and the kind of storytelling that defines great Romance fiction.
"Dad, please don't be upset. Isn't the purpose of having a son to ensure that you're well taken care of in your later years? Death is inevitable for everyone, but what matters most is how dignified one's passing is.
"Our return this time is solely to ensure your and Mom's honor. If you don't appreciate our gesture, then I'd say you're missing the point," Bruce said with a cheerful smile, appearing completely at ease as if he were a member of the family.
"You—" Charlie was so enraged he struggled to catch his breath. He clutched his chest and staggered backward, briefly feeling faint.
Helen and Chandler acted swiftly, rushing forward to support him and gently guide him back into his chair.
As Charlie reclined, Helen retrieved an acupuncture needle from her pocket. With delicate precision, she lifted Charlie's left hand and skillfully inserted the needle into his fingertip. After a few precise placements, Charlie's breathing began to stabilize.
Bruce craned his neck to sneak a peek, momentarily disappointed to find Charlie unharmed.
"Just look at yourself," he exclaimed. "Your health is so fragile. Fortunately, Christine and I rushed back today just in time. Who would have been there to mourn for you if something serious had happened?"
"Shut your mouth!" Helen reprimanded sharply, fixing Bruce with a stern glare. "I've tolerated you long enough. Say another word, and I'll silence you for good!"
"Hey, who gave you the right to interrupt your elders?" Bruce retorted defiantly, showing no hint of fear.
"Are you even worthy of calling yourself an elder?" Helen's tone turned icy, her words cutting. "Grandpa and Grandma are my only family. Anyone who dares to harm them will face the consequences."
Bruce scoffed dismissively. "So, are you threatening to kick me out? Frankly, I don't buy it. This is my home, for goodness' sake. I won't let some outsider chase me away!"
At the mention of "outsider", Charlie suddenly snapped his eyes open. He struggled to raise his hand, pointing weakly at Bruce by the door. "You… you stay quiet!"
"I have every right to speak my mind! It's this young lady who should shut up!" Bruce sneered arrogantly at Helen, his contempt evident in his demeanor.
Bruce fixed his gaze on Chandler, carefully scrutinizing him for a moment. He nodded thoughtfully, processing the situation in his mind.
"Very well. Since that's the case, I won't argue with this young lady," Bruce declared with a pretense of magnanimity. Turning his attention to Helen, he added, "You should count yourself lucky to have found a decent man!"
Despite his prolonged absence from home, Bruce remained well-informed about the Newton family's prestigious reputation in Glendale—a notable and influential lineage not to be underestimated. Offering a gesture of goodwill appeared advantageous.
In this manner, Bruce could smoothly position himself to potentially assume control of the Spencer family's assets and navigate more freely once Charlie and Sylvia passed away.
Meanwhile, Helen found herself increasingly unable to tolerate Bruce's self-satisfied demeanor. Just as she was about to take action, Chandler gently nudged her shoulder, urging her to maintain her composure.
As Helen came to a sudden halt, she heard Chandler's voice beside her. "I think there's been a misunderstanding. It wasn't Helen who pursued me—it was actually the other way around. I'm eager for us to marry soon. Whatever she desires or needs, I'll ensure it's taken care of."
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