Sir Ares, Goodnight novel (Jay Ares and Rose) novel Chapter 1526

"I'll always unconditionally choose to believe in Big Brother Robbie," Sis Eleven raised her hands and swore.

Sis Twelve happily ran to Baby Robbie and said ecstatically, "Hooray, Big Brother Fox! You’re not dead after all."

Sis Poppy silently rolled her eyes at the two younger sisters. "You guys are blindly worshipping Lil Fox.

You ought to be careful of your Big Brother Fox selling you off in the future.”

Sis Three smiled and said, "Then these two girls would willingly help Lil Fox count his profit."

Sis Eleven and Sis Twelve were Baby Robbie's loyal fanatics. Their characters were artless and innocent i n front of Baby Robbie. They were somewhat naive. Moreover, they would look like a couple of dunces without any thoughts in their heads.

However, when Baby Robbie was not around, it was as if their IQs were switched on instantly.

After the conventional greetings, Sis Three said thoughtfully, "We heard what you guys were talking about, and I believe in Baby Robbie."

Baby Robbie looked at the sisters gratefully. "Thank

you.”

Sis Three continued gently, "Lil Fox, you'll command u s and finish your mission."

Baby Robbie nodded. "Okay.”

Then, the eight of them gathered in front of Baby Robbie. After hearing the task assigned by him, they all left after giving the 'okay' gesture.

When the sisters left, Baby Robbie suddenly shouted, " Come back alive.”

"We got it."

When Baby Robbie was painstakingly coming up with a plan to destroy the military intelligence division's equipment room, the vanguard fighter aircrafts arrived at Mount Pearl that night.

Josephine said with much envy, "My big brother is raising you like you're his daughter.”

Angeline glared at her.

Mrs. Yorks sat in the corner, quietly meditating.

Angeline took Sis Shirley to Mrs. Yorks and handed her a box of cookies. She was trying to win her over." Eldest Aunt, are you hungry? Do you want some cookies?"

Mrs. Yorks opened her eyes. Her gaze lingered on Angeline and then on Sis Shirley. Ultimately, it fell on Sis Shirley's slightly bulging belly. "Let my grandson have them."

Angeline was utterly ecstatic. At least Mrs. Yorks acknowledged the child inside Sis Shirley's belly.

Unexpectedly, Mrs. Yorks took another look at Sis Shirley and said dimly, "I’d like to say you don't seem t o be Cole's type, so don't put your hopes up."