Mrs. Marsh's Revealed Identities novel (Jennifer and Ivan) novel Chapter 641

"Mya, can you make me a glass of milk?"

Finnley's voice came from the study, Mya paused the play, remembering how he blocked the wine bottle for her, she got up and answered, "Okay, I'll do it now."

He must be very busy at work, right?

Mya brought him the milk. "It's warm, have it." She was not a gentle person unless facing him.

"Thanks."

In the following time, Finnley said that he got hungry or thirsty, or felt uncomfortable somewhere, asking Mya to massage his shoulders. Or he said the wound on his back was itchy and asked her to apply the anti-inflammatory drug for him...

"Hey, you just don’t want me to watch my series, right?" Mya asked while packing the medicine box. She had this feeling that he did it on purpose.

Finnley was exposed, yet remained calm. "Of course not." He denied it.

Mya glanced at him but didn't bother to argue. She turned around and left with the medicine box.

She walked into the master bedroom and locked the door, lying on the bed and continuing to watch the drama.

The faint smell of him permeated from the bed, she sniffed it carefully and found it smelled really good.

At night, in Roxy Waterfall.

In the brightly wooden house, Jennifer turned on the computer, sitting at the desk, checking the status quo of the entire jewelry industry.

The jewelry business this year was worse than usual. Many companies had a large number of products unsold.

Some couldn't even settle the payment. Some people jumped off the building because of this... Everyone was under pressure.

She saw on the Internet that last year, the annual net profit of the company that used to be specialized in jewelry fell by 56%.

But Jennifer remains confident in the future of Marsh Group because both the brand and the designers were excellent.

From time to time, she took notes with a pen, studying and analyzing them, hoping to find some strategies for Marsh Group.

Before going to bed, Ivan called by video.

In the video, he stood in front of the window with a glass of red wine, whispered how he missed her and told Jennifer that the children were having a great time at Kelsington Bay.