Mrs. Marsh's Revealed Identities novel (Jennifer and Ivan) novel Chapter 797

Chapter 797 It’s Her!

Youth Pub with a unique decoration, Arkpool City.

The pub wasn't in an excellent location, but it was fully packed. Most of them were patrons.

Instead of deafening music, several classic old songs were looped.

Under the dimmed yellowish light, the place reminded the patrons of the good old day.

The owner, Nora, was in her fifties but looked in her thirties. She dressed up fashionably and wore heavy makeup.

She was Leslie's mistress. In addition, she had income from the pub. Therefore, she led s worry-free life, and countless men hit on her every day.

She always sat in the bar when she was free, enjoying flirting with them.

After sending away several male patrons, she saw a man entering. He wore a cap and stuffed his hands in the pocket of his jeans. While walking, he glanced around the pub.

With a single glimpse, Nora could tell the man had never been there before, as she had no impression of his look. Also, he behaved so.

Nora was alert, checking on him from time to time.

Seeing her, the man walked towards her.

Sitting at the bar counter, he casually put his phone down and asked, "Do you serve cocktails?"

"Of course," Nina answered with a smile. "Mister, are you here for a drink?"

An evil smile played on the man's lips. "Nope. For the beauty. A glass of Bermuda Rose, please." He watched her blend the cocktail without blinking.

Nina's face was the same as the woman in the photo.

He took the Bermuda Rose from her hand and found she didn't have the right little finger.

The man looked around the pub and praised, "Your pub is unique. I didn't expect to find such a quiet pub downtown. I love this place."

Nora beamed at him without replying.

"Are you the owner?" The man knew it already, but he only wanted to make her talk to him.

Nora was still alert. "Whether I am the owner or not, what's the difference? You are sitting there, drinking the cocktail I blended. What else do you wish for?"

The man chuckled, "That's right." Then he stopped asking or speaking.