Mrs. Marsh's Revealed Identities novel (Jennifer and Ivan) novel Chapter 778

Looking into his eyes, Mya felt sorry for him. She could tell Finnley must be pretty lonely while staying in a strange city for years.

He must be homesick late at night.

However, Finnley had his own pride.

“I’ll confront them with you.” Mya picked up a piece of watermelon and put it next to his mouth. “Try this. It’s sweet.”

Finnley bit the watermelon and added, “Mya, we shall never break up. No matter how much our families are against us or what happens to make us part, we must be together as we’ve made up our minds.”

“You said those words before.” Mya was curious. “Why are you so uncertain?”

“I’m uncertain about your love,” Finnley answered bluntly. Looking into her eyes, he added, “Mya, you are still young and haven’t graduated from college. You’ve never dated a boy before.”

“What about you? Have you dated a lot of women before?”

Finnley was rendered wordless for a moment. He chuckled, “Of course not.”

“So?” Mya stood up. Finnley gripped her hand and let her sit on his lap. She wrapped her arms around his neck and continued, “We are each other’s first love, just like two pieces of blank paper. Now, we’re drawing on them seriously and working towards the future we wish for. Isn’t it good?”

Finnley was delighted when hearing her words. Pinching her cheeks dotingly, he said, “So, you must be high key to attend my grandfather’s birthday banquet with me. I want to show them you are my girlfriend.”

“No problem.” Mya wasn’t a weak woman. “I see what you mean.”

While chatting with her, Finnley checked his wristwatch several times.

“What’s wrong?” May asked, “Are you busy?”

“Nah. The promo of the True Love series will be broadcast on TV at five. Spencer Lawrence and a new actress acted in it. The commercial is quite good. You may want to watch it.”

Upon hearing Spencer’s name, Mya wasn’t excited. Instead, she gazed at Finnley without blinking and asked, “When did you become so generous?”

Finnley looked away at the photo hanging above the bed, pointing at it. “Since it was hung there, I’ve had self-confidence.”