Mrs. Marsh's Revealed Identities novel (Jennifer and Ivan) novel Chapter 1698

Chapter 1698: Everyone Is Making an Effort

Jennifer agreed to Mr. Adams, "Don't worry, we will be vigilant at all times."

She put down her teacup, took the medicine bottle, and thanked him on behalf of Rowan and the king.

Under Jack Adams' gaze, their car drove away from the nursing home and headed towards the city.

Sitting in the passenger seat, Jennifer held the two bottles of antidote she had just obtained. A glimmer of joy emerged from her sad and anxious heart. This was perhaps the greatest hope.

She had to deliver it to Lu Layeka immediately.

She also unconditionally believed in Mr. Adams' pharmaceutical capabilities, which were far superior to her and Rowan's.

After returning to the city, Finnley accompanied her to Rowan's pharmaceutical lab, where the two of them gathered some equipment.

Then he escorted her back to Emerald Bay and called Mr. Marsh to report that everything was fine.

"Is it necessary to be so meticulous?" Jennifer couldn't help but smile at him, "Just like dealing with work."

"You are much more important than work." Finnley joked with a smile, being very responsible, "This is the task Mr. Marsh entrusted me with, I have to do it well."

"By the way, how is your wife Mya recently? She must be due soon, right?"

"More than eight months, soon." When answering this question, Finnley's face was filled with the happiness of becoming a father for the first time. "Then we can arrange a childhood sweetheart for our babies."

"No problem!" Jennifer told him, "If I have a daughter, marrying into your family, I can rest assured."

"Our child may not necessarily be a son either, we didn't check the gender." Finnley smiled, he said, "As long as the child is healthy, we are very happy."

"Yes, every parent would think so, a healthy child is the greatest blessing."

"Well, I have to go now. I will arrange a private plane for you later. Let me know in advance when you figure out your schedule."

"Okay, thanks for your hard work."