Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities novel Chapter 782

After waiting for a while and seeing that the red dot was heading back, Helen put away her phone and went to sleep at ease.

She deliberately woke up early the next morning and rushed over to Chandler's house, but he was nowhere to be seen. Even Carles was not in sight.

Ambrose came at this moment, yawning. "Good morning, my lady."

"Were you out all night doing something shady?" Helen reprimanded.

She was fine with him addressing her as "my lady", but this man was always against her and called her such whenever he saw her. He was simply asking to be chastised.

"Of course I was out," Ambrose repeatedly opened his mouth, "There was such a big commotion at Reef Port last night. How could I not go and have a look?"

"Come again?" Helen's gaze turned cold.

"Reef Port." Ambrose finally closed his mouth and described vividly, "A ship with a capacity of 1,000 people was looted. The things on the ship floated all over the bay. I wonder who was so bold!"

He then extended his neck and looked around, asking in surprise, "Mr. Newton is not in?"

He had been following Helen around in the past few days. Chandler and Helen were usually together, like conjoined twins, so he was surprised to see only one of them.

With a frown, Helen turned on the tracking software again.

The red dot and the blue dot—representing her—were overlapping on the screen, showing that Chandler was in this house.

She tapped the screen to enlarge the map and walked in the direction indicated by the map to Chandler's room.

She saw no one after pushing the door open, and Chandler's phone was resting on the table. Feeling strongly uneasy, she instantly called Carles.

Carles picked up her call quickly. "Ms. Spencer, how may I help you?"

Helen narrowed her eyes and stared at the front silently. She wasn't kidding. She disliked the anxiousness of being unaware of everything.

She allowed Chandler to have secrets, but she wouldn't allow him to face difficulties alone behind her back.

Many people might think that their partners were being considerate when they hid their injuries and endured the hard times in silence, but not Helen.

Having given Chandler the right to go through thick and thin together, Helen didn't wish to be left out when he was facing difficulty.

To Helen, going through thick and thin together was the tacit understanding that an intimate couple should have.

After two minutes of silence, a voice rang out again on the other end of the phone.

"Do you wish to break the engagement?" It was Chandler speaking this time.