Mrs. Marsh's Revealed Identities novel (Jennifer and Ivan)
Chapter 1680: Rowan'S Shock

Chapter 1680: Rowan's Shock

He reached in with both hands, carefully pulling out the box, and immediately recognized it as his own belongings.

Did he go to the pharmaceutical research room?

Rowan was thrilled and quickly opened the box, his heart filled with excitement.

Ivan was truly brilliant and never failed to disappoint him. There must be more surprises in this box.

Sure enough, as soon as he opened the box, he saw a bottle inside, filled with liquid and marked with measurements. Underneath the bottle was a handwritten letter, and upon opening it, he saw Jennifer's handwriting.

The letter roughly explained how she had tested the food and found no traces of poison.

However, based on Rowan's description, she had predicted the poisonous ingredients and developed an antidote.

Rowan held the timely medicine in his hands, feeling a glimmer of hope. Researching over there would surely be more convenient than doing it here. Furthermore, Jennifer had written down the formula for the antidote on the paper.

Rowan had great trust in Jennifer's judgment, even though it hadn't been clinically proven. His father's health was already in an extremely dire state. To put it bluntly, his father's situation was like a desperate attempt to revive a dead horse.

He wouldn't let go of any shred of hope.

Setting down the bottle, Rowan discovered a cellphone in the box, already turned on and without a password.

He opened it and realized it was a special phone capable of preventing eavesdropping.

Jennifer's number was still saved in the contacts.

Rowan glanced at the locked door and went to the window, dialing the stored number.

Since it was saved, it must be callable.

At that moment, Jennifer was at home with her children.

Suddenly, her phone rang, and she picked it up from the coffee table, glancing at the display. She said to her children, "You guys read the picture book for a while. Mommy will take a call, so don't make noise, okay? Keep your voices down."

"Okay," the children replied in soft voices.

With that, she got up and walked toward the floor-to-ceiling window, about 20 meters away from the two children. She slid her finger over the answer button and said, "Hello, Rowan, did you see the medicine?" "Master, I saw it," Rowan replied calmly, though his heart was still filled with excitement. "Thank you."

"You're welcome. It's only natural. This phone, which is resistant to wiretapping, is a product developed by Jing Corporation. It has undergone more than a dozen tests, so you can use it with confidence. You can call me without any problems, but don't call Claire. Her phone may also be under surveillance," Jennifer reminded him.

"I understand," Rowan said, taking note. "Thank you."

"There's a photocopy of a handwritten medical book under the box. It's my master's lifelong research."

Rowan walked toward his desk and began searching inside the box.

She continued, "There's a method of poisoning described in there that bears a striking resemblance to the situation you described. So, according to the prescription given, I wrote the formula on a note. Take some time to study this book. I've marked the important sections. Try giving the medicine to the king first and observe."

"Okay," Rowan said, pulling out the photocopy of the handwritten medical book from the box.

He casually flipped through it and was instantly shaken to his core!

"I see your markings, and it's indeed exactly like my father's condition! His stomach has already started to atrophy, and he eats very little."

"So, do you think this is a coincidence?" Jennifer couldn't help feeling a bit heavy-hearted.

"No, the similarity is too uncanny!" Rowan finished reading that page, and his chest tightened suddenly.

He had a strong premonition. "Are there more photocopies of this book? Who else has seen them? This method of poisoning is very safe, with an incubation period of up to ten years. It's too sinister and difficul to detect."