Mrs. Marsh's Revealed Identities novel (Jennifer and Ivan) novel Chapter 1811

Chapter 1811: Happy Interactions with Loved Ones

"However, you must miss him a lot, don't you?" Albert sighed lightly, feeling torn between circumstances. "Fortunately, transportation is well-developed now. It's easy for him to return, and it's easy for you to come here."

"Yes," Bertie responded to them once again. "As long as the children get along well, it doesn't matter where they settle."

After taking a sip of wine, he continued, "Rowan's mother passed away many years ago, so today, I represent both father and mother. Thank you for your acceptance and support for Rowan, and for entrusting Claire to him."

Bertie was truly moved, showing no airs of royalty. He raised his glass again. "Thank you."

Albert and Violet also raised their glasses, genuinely touched. After an afternoon of conversation and communication, they felt the genuine warmth and kindness of this elderly father.

Claire marrying into such a family would definitely not be wronged, so they could rest assured.

The elders clinked their glasses, enjoying their meal without formality or constraint. Instead, it felt like reuniting with old friends after many years, easy to talk to, all for the sake of the children.

Violet also said to him, "In the past, we opposed Rowan being with Claire. We felt he was too busy and wouldn't be able to take care of her, not suitable as a spouse."

"But later, through getting to know him, we realized he is truly exceptional, a rare talent. I hope Claire will also understand his profession and appreciate the hardships he faces."

All misunderstandings had been resolved, and everything was moving in a positive direction.

About twenty minutes later, a pair of car lights illuminated the area as Rowan parked the car in the yard.

After Claire and he got out of the car, they walked toward the living room. Claire still had some concerns that the situation might go awry.

Could the king communicate effectively with ordinary people? Would there be an insurmountable barrier between them?