Mrs. Marsh's Revealed Identities novel (Jennifer and Ivan) novel Chapter 1747

Chapter 1747: Catherine Changes Her Mind

Catherine only received the news after Mr. Marsh and his team had made all the arrangements.

She was about to call for Jolie to come and explain, but couldn't find her.

Recalling all that had happened, Jolie's brow furrowed lightly, deeply shaken.

"What are you thinking?" Catherine asked her.

Admiringly, Jolie spoke from the heart, "Mrs. Marsh is actually a skilled voice actor. That's her purpose in coming to Lu Layeka." Finally, she understood.

"I'm equally amazed," Catherine recalled Mrs. Marsh's demeanor, "I never thought that such tremendous energy was concealed within her." She was a woman shining with excellence, no wonder Mr. Marsh was so fond of her.

"Jolie, I've made a decision. I will no longer pursue the throne," Catherine understood something tonight. Knowing that the king still had a chance, she was no longer worried about her position within the royal family. Furthermore, with Eden completely out of the picture, he posed no threat to her.

Anxiously, Jolie turned to her, feeling unwilling, "Aren't you concerned about Prince Taylor?"

"I am willing to consider him, but what can I do?" Catherine was clear-headed at that moment. "Prince Louis's influence is right in front of us, and Mr. Marsh is his loyal friend who has risked his life for him."

On this point, even Jolie had seen the truth.

The queen analyzed, "Moreover, the king is dedicated to supporting him. What do we have to counter that? It's better to yield honestly. This way, everyone's days will be better. I believe Louis will be a benevolent ruler."

"..." Jolie didn't know what to say, because the situation had indeed changed.

"Get some rest soon," Catherine sighed, her mind made up. "Right now, all I want is a healthy husband. Everything else is just a passing cloud."

As long as her husband was absent, she had to find a way out for herself and not be consumed by Eden.

With her mistress holding this mindset, Jolie couldn't argue further.