Mrs. Marsh's Revealed Identities novel (Jennifer and Ivan) novel Chapter 45

Ivan raised his eyebrows and looked at his son gently.

"Daddy, don't you forget it?" Alfie widened his eyes in surprise. "You said that in front of that woman when we brought you the chicken soup that day. If you forget, she can be the witness."

Of course, he remembered, but... he just said it casually.

Blinking her big watery eyes, Diana said, "Daddy, you won't lie, will you?"

"Even if you forget it, you should remember it now, right?" Alfie asked again.

Being stared at by the two children, Ivan nodded, "Of course not."

"Yeah!" The kids screamed excitedly.

Standing at the door, Catherine saw that Ivan bent down and hooked up with the two children. He smiled gracefully. She didn't know how long it had been since he smiled like this last time.

She had been looking at him like this and listening to the laughter inside, feeling gratified and jealous, until the kids kissed him goodbye and walked towards the door hand in hand.

Her eyes fell on the faces of the two children. They were as beautiful as porcelain dolls, with lovely chubby cheeks.

Alfie held onto Diana's hands. Just like last time, he didn't look at Catherine and directly ignored her. He passed by her.

Diana looked back at Catherine and wondered if this beautiful woman liked her daddy.

Ivan's eyes fell on Catherine. He sat down in his chair, looking cold and noble.

Catherine walked towards him. She knew that his time was precious, so she went straight to the point. "I have an appointment with a French expert who is specialized in treating stomach diseases. It's really difficult to make an appointment with him. He will arrive in Arkpool City at eight o'clock tomorrow morning. Please spare two hours for him to make a diagnosis."

"Don't worry," Ivan was calm. "I'm fine. You can focus on your work from now on."

"Ivan, I don't want you to..."

"I've made it clear," He raised his eyes. "Don't you understand, Miss Collins?"

When her eyes met his, the alienation and indifference in his eyes made her very uncomfortable.

She had no choice. It was impossible for him to be convinced by her.