Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities novel Chapter 930

"What's this? I thought you were all about being a modern-day Robin Hood," Helen remarked. "Are you really done with robbing the rich to help the poor?"

The person on the other end fell silent, clearly torn.

Helen continued to press on, trying to persuade him, "Saving a life is worth a lot, you know. Isn't that a quicker way to earn good karma than just sticking to the straight and narrow?"

"Alright, but you'll need to assure me that the target is genuinely evil," the person replied, sounding more determined.

"I assure you," Helen said earnestly. "To be upfront, this person has attempted to kill my family multiple times, which is why I need to make sure she learns a lesson. Think of it as a personal favor. However, I won't push you if you're not up for it."

"What on earth? I can't believe someone tried to kill your family, Ms. Helen. Who would do such a thing? You should have told me earlier! Of course, I'll help! If you want, I can take that person down myself!" the person exclaimed, his voice brimming with outrage.

Helen was both moved and exasperated. "There's no need for such extreme measures. I'm not asking for anything that severe. All you need to do is…"

That evening, Faye tossed and turned in bed, unable to sleep. The thought of Helen hogging the spotlight these past few days left her feeling frustrated and uneasy.

As she shifted restlessly, she suddenly noticed faint noises coming from outside.

"Who's there?" Faye demanded, rising from her bed and scanning the living area of her suite.

Before she could react further, the lights in the room abruptly went out.

"Who's there?" she asked sharply as she reached for her phone on the nightstand. She could sense that someone had broken in.

Just as she was about to call the staff, a voice suddenly spoke from outside the room.

"Ms. Boston, the job is done."

A moment later, the man turned on a flashlight, illuminating his surroundings. He stood next to a storage cabinet near the entrance, holding a silver safe.

Faye withdrew 50 thousand dollars in cash and a checkbook before quickly locking the safety cabinet again.

After writing out the check for the agreed amount, she stepped outside and handed the cash and the check to the man.

"The check can be cashed anytime. The 50 thousand is a reward for you," she remarked.

The man tipped his hat and accepted the cash and check. "Thank you, Ms. Boston."

With that, he abruptly turned off his flashlight and dashed out the door.

Faye placed the safe in the safety cabinet and then went to bed, finally able to rest peacefully.

The next morning, a piercing scream shattered the quiet.