Mrs. Marsh's Revealed Identities novel (Jennifer and Ivan)
Chapter 1471: Bringing Eason to the Orphanage

Chapter 1471: Bringing Eason to the Orphanage

In the early morning at the orphanage.

Claire had already woken up. She opened a novel webpage on her computer, checking her comment section. Many readers expressed excitement at her resuming updates after a hiatus of four to five days and encouraged her not to stop updating again.

Some asked if she had been very busy lately.

Others were worried if she had fallen ill.

But even more readers declared their unwavering dedication to her novel.

As she scrolled through these hundreds of comments, a wave of warmth welled up within her. Her eyes moistened involuntarily, she was truly touched.

Writing was a passion that permeated Claire's bones. She loved the stories under her pen, and she loved her supportive readers.

While scrolling, her slender fingers paused. Claire spotted five comments from Rowan Watson-Rowan Watson was looking for her!

A new account, named Rowan Watson!

A spark ignited in Claire's eyes. Rowan Watson was her boyfriend! She remembered!

Fixated on the name, she felt as though she had found a glimmer of hope. She quickly responded to his comment-

"I'm at the orphanage. I'm fine. I'm still alive. Don't worry. I'll come to see you in a few days."

To avoid revealing her private address publicly and putting the orphanage under the scrutiny of all her readers, Claire didn't reply in too much detail.

But even such a simple response didn't post successfully. The comment was under review!

Claire was frustrated. All she could do was wait patiently. She didn't usually interact with her readers, she had only just realized that comments needed to be reviewed by the website. She got up and looked out the window. The world outside was pure and clean. The snow, fluffy like cotton, danced in the wind.

Such beauty could certainly bring joy to people.

She was thinking about Rowan Watson, even though she couldn't recall his face.

At this moment, a Maybach was driving towards the orphanage... It had already left the city area.

"The snow in the suburbs still hasn't stopped." Monica and Eason sat in the back seat, she looked out the window, "It's so beautiful! Like a thick quilt!"

Eason also liked the snow, "Monica, can I build a snowman?" Probably all children loved snow.

"Of course!"

But he was more excited about meeting new friends today. Eason had carefully prepared gifts for them and brought cards for playing the idiom solitaire game. He was both nervous and excited. "Monica, will they like playing with me?" The little guy lacked confidence, he hadn't interacted with outsiders for quite a while.

"They definitely will!"

Eason was bundled up in a hat, scarf, and gloves.

"Eason, are you cold?" Tristan, who was driving, asked him, "Give your hand to Monica for a check."

The doctors had repeatedly instructed when they left that he must not catch a cold during treatment.

"Brother, I'm not cold!" The child was excited, his body was warm.

But Monica still checked Eason's hands and back, then reported to Tristan, "He's not cold, and he isn't sweating."

Back at the orphanage.

Jack Adams had prepared breakfast for the children, they were lining up to get their food. The kids were excited to hear that Monica was coming!

"I want to have a snowball fight with Monica!"

"Me too! Me too!"

Jack Adams smiled and told them, "Monica will bring a special little friend over. You all must protect him well. He wants to make friends with you. He's a sick child, so you must give him extra care and love." "Okay, Mr. Adams!"

"Will he live here all the time?" Mino asked curiously, "Is it a boy or a girl?"

"It's a boy. He won't live here, he's just coming to play with Monica and will leave by noon."

"Oh, I see."

After breakfast, the kids went to the courtyard to wait, some built snowmen, some had snowball fights. As they played, they would look towards the road outside the yard. Finally, they saw a car entering their sight.

"They're here! They're here!! Monica is here!!" The children jumped in excitement, clapping their hands and revealing genuine smiles.