Mrs. Marsh's Revealed Identities novel (Jennifer and Ivan) novel Chapter 196

He added, "Even if she and I had traveled together for work before, I had never been out alone with her, not to mention other women."

Jennifer couldn't help but smiled. She reached out and hugged Ivan, and gently pressed her cheek to his chest, "I see. There is no need to explain."

In the evening wind, Ivan responded to this hug with his hug, and looking around, he felt satisfied, as if he had had the entire world.

Later, they walked around the observation deck hand in hand.

Under the evening breeze, they admired the most beautiful night view without talking much. Both of them were enjoying the moment.

Ivan took out his phone to take a photo, and Jennifer snuggled up to him like a little animal. It was the first time that she had tasted the feeling of love. It was very unreal, as if even the air was sweet.

From the observation deck, Ivan took her to the open-air bar on the top floor, which was also a very romantic place, very popular with young people.

They had a glass of wine. From this angle, they could see the beauty of Manhattan and New Jersey at night.

"Hello handsome, do you want to dance with me?" A beautiful blonde girl in a miniskirt walked toward them and invited Ivan. She had been fascinated by the good-looking Ivan.

Ivan simply refused, "No, I'm going to accompany my wife." He looked at the girl in his arm, his eyes full of affection.

It made that blonde girl envious.

After finishing the wine, Ivan took out his phone to take some selfies with Jennifer before they left.

"Have you ever taken selfies before?" Jennifer asked curiously.

"Nope. Never."

"So, what happened today? Is it a task from our son?"

"Well, yes." Ivan was very sincere, "But to be honest, Alfie reminded me that the beautiful moments should be recorded, in case people lose their memory."

"Lose memory?" Jennifer laughed at him. "That only happens in dramas. Do you really believe it? Why would one lose their memory?"

Taking the elevator downstairs, they walked hand in hand through the streets of New York against the wind.