Mrs. Marsh's Revealed Identities novel (Jennifer and Ivan)
Chapter 496 Being An Uncle For The First Time

"She's been in the house for an hour? She wants to have dinner?"

"Is it because we haven't gone to her villa for a long time?" Jennifer panicked slightly. "To be polite, we should go back to visit her often. She even sent my clothes back. It meant she had forgiven me, didn't it?" "Didn't you plan to go to see her tonight?" Ivan glanced at her. "Stop feeling guilty. Anyway, she has come to our house. Let's have dinner and a good conversation with her then."

"Let me prepare dinner, then," Jennifer suggested. "Your mother likes my dishes. Turn right in the intersection ahead. Let's shop for some ingredients."

"OK."

In fact, they had planned to see Aubree this evening but hadn't informed her yet.

Emerald Bay.

The sunset glory made the yard look magnificent. The sunlight painted the house with a golden outline.

In the living room, Aubree was sitting on the sofa. Diana stood behind Aubree with her shoes off, plaiting for her grandmother.

Alfie held a mirror to Aubree. "Look, Grandma. Do you like it?"

Aubree was amused by her hairstyle. "How beautiful! Diana, can you untie my plaits? Your parents will return soon. They'll laugh at me. I'm too old for this hairstyle."

"No way! Grandma, you are the most beautiful." Diana still continued plaiting.

"No, no, no. Stop it." Aubree turned around and held Diana in her arms. After she flattered the little girl for a while, Diana finally agreed to untie her plaits.

Although Aubree liked the twins, she must keep her image in front of her son and daughter-in-law.

Piles of toys were displayed on the shelves in the children's department of a shopping mall.

Spencer covered his appearance carefully while shopping.

"Those toys help develop the children's intelligence," the saleslady introduced, "Half price for the second piece."

"My niece and nephew are too smart for those toys," Spencer remarked bluntly. Then he walked toward the other shelf.

The Barbie Dolls looked like real humans. The playdough set was too childish. The dancing mart was not bad. However, Spencer wasn't sure if the children would like the kitchen toys. The bubble machine for heart-shaped bubbles was interesting, but he disliked the car models...

Spencer couldn't replace satisfying toys.

"Mister, which one do you prefer?" The saleslady was confused after following him for a round. "Tell me your requirements. I can look for them."

"I don't have any idea." Spencer browsed the department with a puzzled look. "They are not my kids. I've never played with any. I only know they are brilliant."

"Your friend's children?" The saleslady said, "You can choose two toys at random. No matter what you give out, it's just for maintaining your friendship."

Spencer frowned, stopped, and gazed at her. "What are you talking about? You are too perfunctory. They are not my children but are more important than my own. I must replace toys for them carefully."

"All right, Mister. Sorry for that," the saleslady immediately apologize. "One boy and one girl, right?"

"Right. They are twins," Spencer answered. "This is the first time I'm sending them gifts. It must be of high quality."

"Ehn... How about the magnetic sphere? It's more expensive than other ordinary toys, but it's with a limited edition," the saleslady suggested, "The magnetic sphere can develop the children's intelligence and prevent them from being noisy."

She passed the magnetic sphere set to him.

"Why didn't you tell me earlier?"

"It's with the limited edition. Seldom people could afford it."

"I'll take it." Spencer was delighted to hear her emphasize the limited edition.