Chapter 1809: Views on Marriage and Romance

At this moment, inside a coffee shop with a cultured ambiance, the table is filled with newly ordered food, and the warm light shines on Ian Shelby and Jocelyn, enhancing the atmosphere significantly.

In a relatively secluded space, the evening breeze moves the white gauze, and Ian takes out a delicate small box and hands it over.

"What is this?" Jocelyn is a bit surprised.

He says, "Take it, it’s a gift for you."

Under his gentle gaze, the girl reaches out to take it, "What’s today? Why are you giving me a gift?"

The box is exquisite, a small square that feels slightly heavy in the palm, with a particularly good texture.

She quickly thought about it, today is really just a normal day.

Ian, with a smile on his face, cuts the steak and answers her, "The gift is something I saw and thought it was very suitable for you, wanted to buy it for you, so I did. It doesn’t have to be given on a specific day."

Upon hearing this, Jocelyn Morgan looks up, a hint of emotion flowing in her eyes.

Although she is a girl who writes romance novels, and is particularly detail-oriented, with romance running deep in her bones, today’s gesture really makes her feel sweet.

"Thank you, Dr. Shelby." The girl smiles sweetly, not expecting him to be so thoughtful.

The man looks at her affectionately, gently reminding, "Change the address." He no longer likes this title.

"Thank you, Ian!" Jocelyn is quite obedient and quickly changes her address, opens the small box for a glance, it’s a pair of beautiful earrings, she looks up at him, "I really like them."

"Glad you like them." Ian has made plans for his career; in the coming years, he might get increasingly busy.

He then places the cut steak in front of her and tries asking, "Jocelyn, do you think marriage is the same as dating?"

"As long as one marries for love or gets married to love, then even entering the hall of marriage, one can keep dating for a lifetime, right?" This is Jocelyn Morgan’s perspective; she is a very romantic person.

As a man, Ian also agrees. He nods and says to her, "Jocelyn, if I don’t give you a gift during festivals after we get married, please don’t be upset."

Jocelyn looks up at him, what is he trying to say?

Ian’s mouth carries a slight smile, "Sometimes I might be in the operating room all day, and besides, I think only when it’s unexpected can it be called a surprise, a gift."

Today she’s quite surprised, Ian seriously discussing these matters with her?

"Agree, you’re right." She loves him, how could she possibly argue about these things?

She only hopes he can take care of himself amidst his busy schedule, hopes he stays healthy and safe, and happy.

She also hopes to appear in his life like a gift, hopes his life becomes even more wonderful because of her, rather than a mess.

She thinks she has the ability to manage a good marriage.

At this moment, Ian’s phone on the table rings, originally he thought it would be a call from the hospital, unexpectedly it’s from Mr. Morgan?

The number was saved, but never dialed before.

He doesn’t dare to neglect, quickly connects the call, "Uncle."

Jocelyn looks up at him, straining to listen.

"Dr. Shelby, your father has come over." Everett Morgan says in a lowered voice, "He’s at my place, talking about your and Jocelyn’s marriage, almost finished, planning to invite him to stay for a meal."

Upon hearing this, Ian is shocked, "Is he alone?"

"Yes, precisely because he’s alone that I specifically informed you," Everett Morgan is truly not at ease, "He said you didn’t know yet."

"Okay." Ian says to him, "Jocelyn and I will come back soon, thank you."

After the call ends, Ian notices Jocelyn staring at him without blinking, she knows it’s a call from Uncle, but didn’t guess the conversation content.

So, Ian tells her about his father coming alone to Riventhal.