Mrs. Marsh's Revealed Identities novel (Jennifer and Ivan) novel Chapter 1714

Chapter 1714 - Acted in a Play

"Oh dear, the bride price money has been saved up, don't worry my wife, you don't need to worry anymore."

Tristan held her shoulders from behind, then embraced her in his arms, with his chin gently resting on her shoulder, he affectionately said to her -

"What we need to do now is wait for your mother to wake up, wait for her to be discharged from the hospital, then we can complete the 100 things every couple must do, in the meantime, we first need to prepare a wedding for your parents, give them a surprise, then we can enter into the hall of marriage."

This was his plan, very thoughtful.

Monica thought this was a very beautiful thing, Monica felt very fortunate to have met the Mu family, to have met Tristan.

The script of life was very satisfying.

Looking at the full closet of skirts, she was instantly relieved about her birth, no longer caring about it, life was short, she wanted to cherish the happiness she had now.

At the hospital, Algerone kept company at Belinda's sickbed.

He held her hand, trying to convey some warmth from his palm to her icy cold fingers, despite the air conditioning in the room.

He really wanted to convey some warmth to her, convey some faith to her, there was always a voice in his heart -

"Belinda, you have to keep it up, you've made it this far, you need to wake up soon, recover soon."

From the time he met her, every scene lingered in Algerone's mind, each picture was so clear, making his heart vaguely painful.

Although out of mortal danger, she had undergone brain surgery, he had no choice but to be concerned and worried.

He really felt for her and hated that he couldn't replace her pain.

He decided to make up for it for the rest of his life.

The night in Arkpool City was getting deeper...

Lu Layeka, the majestic and magnificent royal palace complex, the ancient castles left behind looked even more magnificent and mysterious in the reflection of the sunlight.

In the king's bedroom, luxury was evident everywhere, yet the atmosphere was always somewhat gloomy.