Mrs. Marsh's Revealed Identities novel (Jennifer and Ivan) novel Chapter 1675

Chapter 1675 Rowan Finds Out

So she said again, "The restaurant is a relatively private space. You are not a doctor, please remember your identity as a translator."

"I can confirm this is a date!"

"It can also ruin you, but as long as you come to your senses and immediately stop this behavior and give up any feelings you have for the king, I can let bygones be bygones."

"I promise to stop this behavior," Claire said. "It's not because I've come to my senses, I'm not lost at all. And whether it's a date or not, the king will explain it to you! Please go ask him!"

Claire simply didn't want to communicate with her anymore. She felt the queen was an idiot who only knew how to be irrationally jealous.

There was a flash of something in Catherine's eyes. This girl's tone made her very dissatisfied! She was the queen!

So Catherine put down her teacup and stood up. She said with some momentum, "Claire, I warn you, I don't care who you are, don't have any improper thoughts about my husband! Even if he's dying, he's still mine!"

"I would also warn your son to stay away from me in the future. He has already caused me distress. And, your husband is the king, please respect his status and do not slander him." Claire looked straight at her and said softly with rosy lips.

Before Catherine could respond, Claire continued, "Queen, if I told the king about our conversation today, do you guess he would look for you?"

Hearing this, the woman's expression changed.

Claire smiled and said, "Don't worry, I won't."

As her words fell, the two women looked at each other, both feeling a sharp aura.

They stared at each other for a full minute.

In the end it was Claire who spoke first. "If the queen has nothing else, then I'll be going first."

Catherine didn't say anything more, just a determined look in her eyes.

Watching her back as she left, she really didn't expect this girl to be so tough, with a fearless attitude that came from the bone. That calm and composed manner was innate.