Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities novel Chapter 887

Gritting her teeth, Melody decided that she would stop Faye from hurting her family again at all costs. This would be the last time.

Just then, the ward door suddenly opened from inside. Helen walked out, holding onto the door.

Chandler was quick to help her, but she waved her hand and uttered weakly, "Get the doctor back here. He's still alive. Reconnect the equipment onto him, quick!"

"Alright!" Ambrose was the first to react; he turned and dashed toward the reception. "Doctor! Where's the doctor?"

The nurses and the doctor soon rushed over. Meanwhile, Helen was helped to the side.

The door of the ward was wide open. Faye's eyes were filled with disdain as she watched the group of people administering aid to a dead man.

However, as the electrogram on the ECG monitor resumed beating and grew stronger, Faye's expression changed again and again, which was quite dramatic.

She unconsciously tightened the grip on her shoulder strap, almost driving the nails into her skin.

It was impossible. He was already dead. How was he back to life again?

Melody witnessed all her resentful looks and quickly walked over to block her view. "Leave right now."

Melody ordered with a cold, resolute tone, "Ambrose, listen carefully. If Faye doesn't leave within two minutes, just throw her out."

"Don't worry, I love throwing people the most," Ambrose said as he rolled up his sleeves and approached Faye. He stared at her intently, just like a predator eyeing its prey.

Faye gave Ambrose a fierce scowl before turning to meet Melody's gaze. Following a brief confrontation, Faye instantly changed her expression and said to Aaron with concern,

"Dad, I'll leave since Mom doesn't want me to stay, and I also don't want to irritate her. Look after yourselves. Please let me know if there is any news about Cameron."

"To look for Shawn?" Chandler asked.

Helen nodded. "I can keep Cameron's heart beating, but only Shawn can save his life."

"What if Shawn isn't in the black market?" Chandler asked thoughtfully. "Mike and you are good… friends. I don't think he has any reason to trip you up."

"Chandler." Helen suddenly looked up at Chandler seriously. "There are no permanent enemies or permanent friends in this world."

Especially someone like Mike.

Perhaps he treated her favorably, but that was only because there was no one else more worth maintaining a relationship with than Helen.

Once a more valuable business opportunity presented itself, he would switch sides without hesitation.