Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities novel Chapter 4

Zac left after dropping Helen off at Greenville High School.

Looking at the striking environment, she felt pretty good as she hadn't gone to school for a long time. After completing school registration, she followed the teacher to the class, causing an uproar.

"Is she the Newtons' fiancée? She's too ugly! How can she be worthy of the scions of the Newtons?"

"Oh my god, she's too tacky! She really came from the countryside!"

"Her grades shouldn't be good enough to be assigned to our class!"

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Everyone was talking about Helen. She then realized that she was already famous.

She didn't even need to think about it. It must be Jenson who spread her rumors. He was so childish!

No one in the class wanted to sit beside her. She didn't care either, sitting alone in the corner.

When class was over, she headed to the restroom, but several people blocked her outside.

Those girls had dyed hair and heavy makeup, seemingly bad students.

Kate Anderson shouted, "You're Helen Spencer, right? I'm warning you, you'd better leave the Newtons! Leave Aguilisco!"

Helen's mouth twitched. She could see that they didn't welcome her. But she was reluctant to be here either.

"Ugly! Did you hear Kate?"

Helen returned to her senses and responded lazily, "Yes, I did. But I won't leave. I'll stay here."

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Meanwhile, Jenson was lying on the table in Class A. He woke up when he heard his classmates' conversation.

"I heard that Kate from Class F went to block Helen. Tsk, she's doomed!"

"They're probably going to beat her..."

Jenson raised his eyebrows slightly. He had spread the rumor, wanting Helen to have a hard time at school.

But she couldn't get hurt, or Esmond would teach him a lesson. Thinking about it, he left the classroom in a hurry.

The restroom was in a mess. The four bullies who came to block Helen were all beaten to the ground, especially Kate, who got pinned against the sink.

"One of the things I hate the most is being threatened. Don't bother me again. Understand?"

"Sorry, we were wrong!"

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Helen tidied herself and was about to leave when she saw the surprised Jenson standing behind her.