Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities novel Chapter 95

Helen smiled and said, "I'm Helen."

Jasmine was taken aback, and she looked at Helen in disbelief. "You're Helen?"

Helen nodded. "Do I not look like her?"

Jasmine was stunned. She thought about Helen's response to Mandy earlier, and it suddenly dawned on her. "No wonder you responded to Mandy like that earlier. If someone dared to talk badly about me in front of me, I would definitely confront them as well."

Jasmine's earnestness amused Helen. She found Jasmine quite down-to-earth and not like the typical rich girls. Helen liked this aspect of Jasmine's personality.

"By the way, Helen, I heard that Ethan is also here for the training. When you two get together, it's like a battle of the gods. I'm really curious about who will come out on top in the end."

This was the second time Helen had heard Ethan's name.

Ethan must be an extremely talented individual to be highly praised by others.

The classroom was already filled with students. They attracted the attention of many when they walked in. However, most gazes were directed at Jasmine. After all, someone as beautiful as Jasmine could easily captivate anyone.

"Hey there, would you like to sit next to me?" A bold male student invited Jasmine.

However, Jasmine glanced at the only available seat beside him and apologized. "I'm sorry, but I'm here with my friend."

"Why do we have to give up our phones?" Jasmine was frustrated.

Helen didn't mind too much, since it didn't make much of a difference. So when the student in charge came to collect the phones, Helen turned off her phone and handed it over.

"I will keep everyone's phones during this period. You can come to me privately if you need to make an urgent call. Today is the first day, so to help everyone adapt more quickly, I will distribute a set of practice papers for you to get a feel regarding the math level. It can be considered as an entrance test."

Everyone in the classroom got excited. Those gathered here generally had some level of ability, and a test was the most direct way to measure their skills.

They began to work after George distributed the test papers. Helen carefully examined the questions and found that they were relatively easy, except for the last question.