Sir Ares, Goodnight novel (Jay Ares and Rose) novel Chapter 1676

Baby Robbie said furiously, "I'll still hate you even if you’re dead unless my mom and dad come home and unless my mommy is healthy again. Otherwise, I won't forgive you even if you die.”

Grand Old Master Ares hurriedly went over in his wheelchair. Seeing Baby Robbie's flustered and exasperated expression and sisters of the military intelligence division lining up to protect him, the old man finally understood.

This was a dispute that could not be resolved by force.

Grand Old Master Ares sighed dejectedly and comforted Baby Robbie, saying, "Robbie, come here. Great-grandpa wants to have a few words with you."

Baby Robbie turned around and strolled toward Grand Old Master Ares.

Grand Old Master Ares felt sorry for the child and comforted him. "Don't be sad, my child. Listen to Greatgrandpa. What's said cannot be unsaid, but don’t make any more trouble here. Your mother is a believer, and she believes in doing good deeds. If one i s good-hearted, God will bless them and protect who they care about. I think this is also the reason why your dad didn't punish your grandma."

Baby Robbie was most obedient toward his mommy. A s such, he nodded silently and walked out in a dispirited manner.

Chloe was no longer at peace, so she questioned Grand Old Master Ares in disbelief, "Dad, what do you mean b y that?"

Grand Old Master Ares was naturally uncourteous toward her. His face was rather cold, and his voice was not at all gentle when he said, "I mean it literally."

Chloe snarled. "So you're saying Jay is currently asking for blessings for Angeline? That’s why he's not making things difficult for me? Is that so?"

Conversely, if he were not praying for Angelina's safety, he would have definitely taken revenge on his mother?

"Dad!” Spencer exclaimed.

Grand Old Master Yorks was heartbroken. "Drat! Now Baby Robbie knows the truth as well and resents his grandmother so much. The Yorks family have truly been torn apart!"

Chloe said, "No, Dad. When Jay comes back, the children's anger will disappear as well."

A self-deprecating smile appeared on the corners of Grand Old Master Yorks’ lips. He looked at the vast sky in a lonesome manner and was evidently in despair as he said, "Angeline’s illness is so severe.

What if something were to happen to her? You’ve seen it yourself that we're the ones at fault in the Severe and Ares families' eyes. No one will ever forgive us."