Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities novel Chapter 752

Judging by Sebastian's warm demeanor toward Helen earlier, it was evident that their relationship was anything but distant—they were clearly quite close.

However, now wasn't the time for questions. Melody held back from probing further.

She watched as the sturdy hospital gates slowly creaked open. Clutching her clothes tightly, she felt a renewed sense of hope ignite within her once more.

With Sebastian leading the way, Chandler's men, accompanied by Helen and Melody, successfully entered.

Upon receiving news of their arrival, the hospital director, Presley Montgomery, intercepted them at the entrance to the inpatient department.

"You must be the mayor, Mr. Sebastian Puckett! It's a pleasure to have you here. Welcome, welcome!" Presley approached Sebastian warmly, a smile spreading across his face as he extended his hand.

Sebastian remained composed, his expression unchanged as he briefly looked down. With Presley's hand left hanging, Sebastian calmly asked, "Where can I find Aaron and Cameron Boston's rooms?"

"Well…" Presley withdrew his hand awkwardly, his expression uneasy. "Mr. Puckett, our hospital strictly adheres to protocols. Without consent from the patients' families, outsiders aren't allowed to visit."

Sebastian turned to Helen, inclining his head slightly. "Do we have your consent?"

"Of course," Helen replied casually.

Sebastian nodded affirmatively before addressing his team. "Enter and begin the search."

Upon Sebastian's command, over a dozen armed men surged forward and stormed into the inpatient department.

Sebastian's team swiftly overpowered the hospital's two armed security guards, seizing their weapons without hesitation.

Five minutes later, Faye and Ronald were forcibly brought out, their appearance disheveled.

"Mr. Puckett, we've located them. When we entered, we discovered that the oxygen tubes had been removed. These two were both inside the ward at the time," one of Sebastian's men reported.

Meanwhile, Chandler trailed closely behind her.

Inside, they found Melody cradling Aaron, her face streaked with tears and snot. "Aaron, please hold on," she begged desperately. "The doctor is on the way. You can't go. You can't leave Bee and me. Our daughter has returned. Please, don't leave us now!"

No matter how resilient Helen saw herself, the scene brought an uncontrollable tingling sensation to her nose.

Pausing at the doorway, she gazed distantly at Aaron and Cameron lying in their hospital beds. A complex surge of emotions flooded through her—a sensation she struggled to articulate.

Even though Helen had seen their photos on her computer, seeing them in person evoked a profoundly different response in her.

"Helen," Chandler's voice snapped her out of her thoughts.

Reacting swiftly, Helen crossed the room to Aaron's bedside. She retrieved her prepared acupuncture needles, ready to begin treatment.