Mrs. Marsh's Revealed Identities novel (Jennifer and Ivan) novel Chapter 487

A while after the running water stopped in the bathroom, Mya heard footsteps approaching.

Sitting on the sofa, Mya said while browsing the comic book, “Thanks for taking me in tonight.”

Finnley was wearing a white, long-sleeved bathrobe, the hemline reaching his legs. His body was wrapped tightly, looking different from Mya’s current appearance.

“Come here!” She looked back and showed him the signed page. “I have magic. I made the author’s signature on your book. This has become a unique book in this world. I want to thank you for taking me in tonight. You are welcome.”

However, Finnley’s expression changed. He strode toward her and grabbed the book. Gazing at the new signature, he looked sorry. “Who allowed you to do so?”

He was unhappy.

Mya blinked and explained, “Calm down. I can guarantee it's the real signature.”

Before Finnley questioned her again, she hurriedly opened her Twitter. “Look. I’m Miranda.”

Finnley didn’t believe her at all. “You’ve gone too far!”

“I published this comic book in high school,” Mya continued to explain, “I did it just for fun, so only 500 copies were published. The publisher let me sign on them, but I was too lazy to sign anyone.”

As she spoke, she could tell Finnley was still angry.

Mya pulled out her phone and tabbed. “What’s your Twitter ID? I can follow you. Then you’ll know if I lied.”

Before he answered, Mya smartly found him through Ivan’s followers.

It was pretty easy. Ivan only followed three persons: Spencer, Jennifer, and Finnley.

When Mya followed his ID, Finnley received a notification on his phone.

“Oops, we followed each other now.” Mya looked at him. “You’ve followed me already.”

Finnley became her fan long ago, but she overlooked it.

When in high school, he started to follow her. However, she was indeed lazy. Her latest twit was the one three years ago, telling her fans she would stop drawing.

“Now, you should believe me.” Mya looked at him gingerly. Somehow, if he was upset, she felt tense.