Sir Ares, Goodnight novel (Jay Ares and Rose) novel Chapter 116

Baby Robbie and Jenson walked over to their daddy. Jay gravely told them, "Miss Nancy is Daddy's chosen woman. There is no use for you both to dislike her because the one getting married to her is Daddy, not either of you. So, keep all your tricks to yourselves."

Baby Robbie innocently asked, "Daddy, after getting married to her, will you be giving us plenty of other brothers and sisters?"

Jay answered without hesitation, "Nope."

Baby Robbie asked, "What if accidents happen between both of you?"

"There won't be any accidents." Jay affirmatively declared.

Tears welled up in Baby Robbie’s eyes. “That's not something that can be guaranteed. Just like Jens and I. Mommy said that it was an accident that we were born in this world."

Jay was dumbfounded.

Indeed, Jenson and Baby Robbie's appearance had not been in his plans. If not for Rose who had used extreme measures to get pregnant, he would not have these two cute and handsome sons now.

On a regular day, Baby Robbie's pair of peach eyes would have a smiley glow that attracted anyone who

saw him, unlike Jenson and Jay’s eyes which were cold and aloof. However, looking at Baby Robbie's watery eyes right now made anyone who saw him want to pull Baby Robbie into their embrace.

"Both of you may have been an accident, but it’s a good kind of surprise for Daddy,” Jay gently said.

Jay remained calm.

"Nancy, before we got together, I mentioned from the start that I refuse to have any more children. This request was quite narrow and selfish, and that was why I hoped that you'd give it a good and thorough thought before taking any further steps with me. If you're harboring any hopes of being lucky, then our relationship shall come to an end here."

Nancy Bell's dream was to be Mrs. Ares. Not only because of the business empire the Ares family had, but the Bell family also needed the help of the Ares family.

Furthermore, Jay Ares was the most eligible bachelor that every girl dreamt of marrying. It was undeniable that Nancy's feelings for Jay were stemmed from a little vanity, but also largely due to true feelings.

When Nancy suddenly received such news, she felt that the effort she had put in over the years was now wasted. She immediately quibbled, "Jay, I never said s o! Don’t you know that these two children have a prejudice against me? They are slandering me!"