Chapter Summary: Chapter 923 – Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities by Internet
In Chapter 923, a key moment in the Romance novel Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities, Internet delivers powerful storytelling, emotional shifts, and critical plot development. This chapter deepens the reader’s connection to the characters and sets the stage for upcoming revelations.
Helen had conducted a comprehensive investigation.
The Hart family had initially amassed their wealth through gemstone auctions, but under Kendrick's leadership, their fortunes had plummeted.
For the past five years, Hart Jewelry had been struggling, barely managing to stay afloat.
The business had been repeatedly plagued by scandals, including accusations of selling counterfeit gems and radiation-contaminated jewelry.
The most serious incident had led to the store being forcibly shut down and banned from operating.
The four million dollars spent today likely represented all Hart Jewelry had in available liquidity, yet it was insufficient to turn the business around.
Kendrick's expression grew uneasy as he looked at Helen.
Though Helen maintained a calm and collected demeanor, her serious expression made it clear she wasn't joking.
With its finances depleted, Hart Jewelry was essentially on the verge of bankruptcy.
While Kendrick might have been inclined to accept Helen's offer to buy the company, his conscience prevented him from handing over a failing business to someone as sincere as her.
Kendrick let out a frustrated sigh and said despondently, "To be honest, Hart Jewelry has been struggling for years and could go bankrupt at any moment. Investing in it would only be a waste of your money."
"Maybe there'll be a miracle," Helen said with a reassuring smile.
"A miracle?" Kendrick chuckled wryly. "Do you really think that's possible?"
Helen maintained her composure as she reassured him, "Why not? Mr. Hart, you know better than anyone that while miracles might be rare elsewhere, they can happen at any moment in gemstone auctions. Don't you agree?"
Kendrick had managed Hart Jewelry for over a decade, steadfast in his commitment to integrity and quality. His dedication had earned the brand an outstanding reputation not just in Stagville but across the country.
Given its prestigious legacy, resurrecting Hart Jewelry to its former splendor could potentially bypass the need for extensive advertising and marketing.
With adequate funding and the introduction of a standout signature piece, the brand could stage a remarkable comeback.
Kendrick fully understood the implications of Helen's offer. While accumulating wealth might be relatively simple, finding a truly exceptional gem was a different story.
He, too, had hoped for such a breakthrough, but fate had provided him only worthless stones. It felt as though the universe was against him.
Perhaps he could purchase a gem from another seller, but even if one were available, he no longer had the financial means.
"Now it's our turn," Helen said to Kendrick, a smile playing on her lips. "Wait here; the miracle is about to unfold."
With that, Helen pushed through the crowd and made her way to the stone-cutting table.
While the people of Stagville were unaware of the rivalry between Helen and Faye, they knew Helen had spent four million dollars on what they considered a worthless stone.
As Helen made her entrance, they exchanged condescending smiles, eager to see the drama unfold.
"Well, well, look who finally shows up," Fiona taunted. "Are you afraid to reveal your stone because you know it's a flop?"
"Perhaps I was simply waiting for you to go first," Helen said with a smirk. "After all, a comparison will better illustrate just how exceptional a top-quality gem really is."
With that, she gave Ambrose a meaningful glance, signaling him to take action.
"Sir, please use the finest cutting tools and manually grind it open," Helen instructed.
Faye couldn't help but shake her head. It looked like Helen was about to embarrass the Boston family's name once again.
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