Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities novel Chapter 1559

Three days later, Abraham led Helen to an upscale café.

When they arrived, his acquaintance, Duncan Churchill, was already seated. Spotting them, Duncan stood and waved, calling out, "This way!"

Abraham guided Helen to the booth where Duncan was waiting.

As soon as they sat down, Duncan wasted no time, sliding a mortgage contract across the table to Helen. "Kaylee, just sign here. You don't need to worry about the details."

Helen looked at the contract on the table, a teasing smile forming on her lips as she deliberately stalled for time. "Why the rush? Can't I at least enjoy a drink before I sign?"

Worried that she might catch on, Abraham quickly intervened. "Kaylee's right. Duncan, you're always so hasty. Kaylee's expecting, so let's give her a moment to relax."

With that, he eagerly handed Helen the menu. "Kaylee, why don't you take a look? What would you like to drink?"

"It's alright," Helen said, signaling a server. "I'll have a cup of freshly brewed coffee—more milk, less sugar."

"Of course, ma'am. And for you, sir?" the server asked, turning to Abraham.

"I'll just have a glass of water," he replied, clearly uninterested in coffee.

Five minutes later, the server returned with their drinks.

Abraham took a big gulp, downing half of his glass in one go. Helen shot him a disdainful glance before savoring her coffee.

He shot a glance at Duncan, silently urging him to find a way to compromise. "Just hit the key points and give her a brief overview."

He knew this "Kaylee" had a stubborn streak; she wouldn't be satisfied until she saw tangible results.

Nonetheless, they were prepared for this. Abraham figured that since "Kaylee" wasn't well-versed in the complexities of the business world, a few vague reassurances would suffice.

With that, Duncan reluctantly began outlining what he deemed a foolproof project.

Halfway through his pitch, Helen realized she had been right all along; Abraham was indeed scheming with outsiders to swindle her out of her money from the house sale.

This man was truly despicable.