Mrs. Marsh's Revealed Identities novel (Jennifer and Ivan) novel Chapter 171

Her gazes swept around the crowds. With a single glimpse, she saw Ivan's tall and slender figure. He held the hands of Alfie and Dianna, making her envious.

Ivan was indeed a good father. Unfortunately, she wasn't his children's mother.

The sunset glory gradually vanished from the sky. The night fell. The lights made the castle bright. In the decorated yard, all the LED bents sparkled colorfully.

The waiters and waitresses served cocktails and snacks. Along with the melodious music, the guests at the banquet were chatting and laughing.

It was a beautiful night.

After the coming-of-age ceremony ended, Catherine was still not called to promote the ring. She stood motionlessly while watching the guests leave. The news she heard in the afternoon seemed like a dream.

The night was deep. Many guests had already gone.

She watched the cars leave the castle one after another.

Catherine felt embarrassed, frowning. Her gaze swept around to look for someone.

Finally, she held the skirt of her dress and walked forward.

Near the swimming pool, she saw two maids tidying up the tables, who had brought her the good news in the afternoon.

"Evening, Ms. Collins," a maid greeted her. With a smile, she asked, "Why didn't you go dancing?" In the yard nearby, several youngsters were dancing along to the music.

"You told me Mr. Edison would ask Mr. Marsh and me to promote the ring. When is it? The guests have gone home," she asked politely, though feeling anxious inside.

The maids widened their eyes in surprise. Then they exchanged a glance.

One answered apologetically, "Sorry, but we forgot to inform you. Mr. Marsh had refused this proposal, so that was canceled."

"Refused?" Catherine's heart sank. She couldn't believe what she had heard. "How could he refuse Mr. Edison's request?"

"He didn't refuse the endorsement. He rejected to promote the ring with you," the maid answered bluntly. Then she realized that she shouldn't have said so. However, her words could explain everything.

An awkward silence blanketed the three women.