Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities novel Chapter 731

"I'm not entirely certain yet." Melody struggled to contain her overwhelming joy, though her lips hinted at a faint smile. "But I strongly believe Helen is my daughter. I sense it deep within me—a mother's intuition, perhaps!"

Charlie nodded thoughtfully, his voice carrying a hint of resignation. "Helen has had a tough journey. When we found her back then, it didn't seem like she was lost. It felt more like she had been deliberately abandoned…"

Melody hesitated briefly, aware that Charlie was evaluating her intentions.

The unspoken implication was clear—Charlie suspected that Melody had intentionally abandoned Helen years ago.

At the same time, it seemed he was subtly cautioning her against reclaiming what she had once forsaken.

"For heaven's sake!" Melody exclaimed, her hands tightly clenched. "I've never stopped searching for my beloved Bee. There hasn't been a moment when I gave up. It's just that I…"

I felt so inadequate.

Melody struggled to find the words to continue, tears streaming down her cheeks.

With a trembling voice, she added, "What kind of mother would ever abandon her daughter? I never even had the chance to cherish Helen. From the moment I first saw her, I knew deep down she was mine!

"That day, Helen didn't graciously invite me to stay. It was my deliberate intention to remain close to her. Subconsciously, I had already embraced Helen as my daughter. Just now, when you mentioned she was adopted, I knew instinctively that it had to be her!"

Charlie was deeply moved by Melody's sincerity. Nonetheless, he had raised Helen as his own for over a decade. How could he possibly bring himself to let her go so easily?

Despite his inner turmoil, Charlie kept quiet, silently holding back.

Meanwhile, Melody could sense Charlie's thoughts. Without hesitation, she reassured him, "Please trust me. All I want is to confirm Helen's paternity. I won't insist on taking her back.

"Besides, I'm worried about the hostile environment within the Boston family. Helen is my flesh and blood. I would never want to disrupt her current happiness. Please believe me!"

No one could resist a mother's heartfelt plea for her child.

Faye stood by the floor-to-ceiling windows of her office, gazing out at the expansive skyline of skyscrapers below. Her eyes became distant as she absorbed the urban landscape before her.

For years, Faye had addressed Melody as her "mother". Despite this, she still felt emotionally distant from her.

Just a few days after Faye's departure, Melody's spirits noticeably lifted, all thanks to a student named Helen.

Consumed by jealousy, Faye hugged herself tightly, her nails pressing into her arms.

But soon, she relaxed, a subtle smile gradually spreading across her lips.

"Perhaps this is for the best," Faye pondered quietly. By taking this step, she might just uncover whatever secrets lay behind Melody and Daphne.

In the end, the Boston family belonged to Faye; nothing and no one could thwart her plans.