Mrs. Marsh's Revealed Identities novel (Jennifer and Ivan) novel Chapter 59

"Are the children sleeping?" Ivan was deeply guilty and remorseful.

"Yes."

"How are they feeling this afternoon?" Ivan walked to the living room.

"They're fine. Mary accompanied them to play sports cars for a while." Jordan followed behind him and said more, "But madam. After she came back, she sat in the yard for half an hour. She seemed to have something."

Ivan felt a little puzzled. He knew that she went to see Mya, and they also have coffee together, which was reported to him today.

"I see." He went upstairs to the children's room and looked at the sleeping child. They were so quiet and lovely.

The light was warm and yellow in the master bedroom.

Jennifer thought of the boy named Spencer and an idea came to her mind

Was he Ivan's illegitimate son?

The way they got along with each other was very strange.

It was also normal for the bossy man to make mistakes when he was young. They looked somewhat similar.

The door of the room was pushed open. When Ivan came in, Jennifer was shocked to regain her mind.

The next morning.

Jennifer cooked noodles in the kitchen with a cute apron. She tied up her long hair at will with a clip, looking gentle and quiet.

Because Alfie entered his computer without permission yesterday, as his mother, she felt very sorry.

This bowl of noodles meant an apology.

A black Volvo drove into the yard against the morning glow. Jordan went out to meet Rowan who got off.

"Cook one more bowl."

In the open kitchen, Jennifer turned when she heard that. She saw Ivan standing at the door. She didn't know when he appeared.

They looked at each other, and he said, "My doctor has come to taste your food."

"I'm not your nanny." Jennifer couldn't help saying back. "Not only do I have to serve you, but also your doctor?"

Ivan understood her complaint. He said patiently, "He came to help me study why this bowl of noodles caters to me so much."

Jennifer snorted, "It seems that he doesn't have the ability. He can't even cure your stomach disease, who can be replaced."