Mrs. Marsh's Revealed Identities novel (Jennifer and Ivan) novel Chapter 163

Jennifer had already been familiar with her stubborn ideas.

She put down the fork, took a tissue to wipe her mouth. "With all due respect, go on."

"As long as you leave Ivan, I'm willing to cooperate with your treatment. Otherwise, even if you did succeed in making the perfect medicine, I won't use it. Thus, you can't take credit for curing me in front of Ivan."

It was Ivan's biggest wish to cure his mother and Jennifer had agreed to help.

"I don't need to hear bullshit like Ivan won't let you or what. I want you to leave him, no matter what it takes!" Aubree wished Jennifer could disappear right away from their life.

"Okay. I promise." Jennifer's words made Aubree stunned.

An idea came to her. "Did Ivan give you money?"

Jennifer looked up and into her eyes.

"Or otherwise, why would you keep staying here? And why are you willing to leave as soon as I said so?" Aubree sized her up and down. "We are not related and I hate you, but you insisted on treating me."

Before Jennifer could answer, Aubree sneered. "Don't tell me that you have fallen in love with him. You have just known each other."

"Ma'am," Jennifer was sane and said with a polite attitude, "No matter what, it's his biggest dream to cure your scars. Let's make his dream come true."

"Stop that!" Aubree said in disgust, "You must leave him!"

"I've promised I would," Jennifer repeated it, "I promise I will leave him as long as you cooperate with the treatment."

As they looked into each other's eyes, Aubree's gaze was penetrating.

"We'll sign an agreement later. After you cured me, I'll give you money and from then on, we owe each other nothing anymore." Aubree stood up. She had it all planned out for Jennifer. "You will leave Arkpool. As for the kids, you can trust them to us. I'm sure Catherine will make a wonderful step-mother."

At the mention of the kids, Jennifer was hurt, but she looked calm on the surface.

As a mother, she would never leave her kids to Ivan and Catherine.

She had raised them all by herself for six years and she could do another six years. They had gone through the most difficult time and she had money now.

However, this was not the time for negotiation. She had to talk Aubree into cooperating with the treatment first.

"Okay, I agree," Jennifer said sincerely, "Anything you say."

Did she really love Ivan this much? Aubree had doubts in her mind.

What she didn't know was that if they kept fighting on these unnecessary matters, Jennifer would miss the perfect timing to awaken Aubree's skin.

She had taken Aubree as a patient of hers, or a mischievous child.

Perhaps it was because her kindness as a doctor that she compromised.

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In the classy manor, greenery was everywhere, fragrance of flowers permeating the air.

Catherine, with her tall and well-proportioned figure, was wearing a crimson two-piece suit, looking both professional and graceful.

Someone was showing her and Ivan around the manor.

Ivan was tall and in a tailored suit which went perfectly with his body. He was elegant but distant, which had attracted all the women's attention here. Every move of his was elegant.

He was holding Alfie and Diana's hands, and with Catherine by his side, the four looked like a happy family.

The maids working in the garden couldn't help but look at them enviously.

"She must be an excellent woman that Mr. Marsh chose her."

"I heard that she's not the kids' mother. She's the vice president of the Marsh Group."