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Sir Ares, Goodnight novel (Jay Ares and Rose) novel Chapter 1790

Summary for Chapter 1790: Sir Ares, Goodnight novel (Jay Ares and Rose)

Chapter 1790 – Highlight Chapter from Sir Ares, Goodnight novel (Jay Ares and Rose)

Chapter 1790 is a standout chapter in Sir Ares, Goodnight novel (Jay Ares and Rose) by Celia, where the pace intensifies and character dynamics evolve. Rich in drama and tension, this part of the story grips readers and pushes the Romance narrative into new territory.

After hearing what Boye and the old man said, Jenson left in silence.

He stood in front of the floor-to-ceiling window, gazing at the moonlight outside in silence. He was pondering the words Great-grandma just said.

Based on his understanding of Daddy, his self-blame might turn into violence and bloodshed.

Among Judy, Chloe, and Sandra, someone had to pay for Mommy's illness.

As for the people who defended these wicked women, they too might suffer from an undeserved calamity.

Daddy would never allow anyone to take advantage of his tolerance to hurt his beloved wife.

This time, Daddy would surely make the decision to beat the dog before the lion.

Jenson sighed inwardly.

Early the next morning, luxury cars flooded Carefree Garden.

The three families-the Areses, Yorks, and Severes-as well as Grand Asia’s team of specialists had come to Carefree Garden to visit Jay.

When Boye heard the car horn, she walked to the side

of the window. Upon seeing the luxury cars, she frowned almost imperceptibly.

Jenson heard Boye's inaudible sigh and said, "Don't worry, Great-grandma. I won't let them in and disturb you."

Boye looked at Jenson in surprise. In her opinion, Angeline was playful and mischievous. Even the words she said carried the innocence of a child, so naturally, Boye thought Jenson, as Angelina's son, would be a young and inexperienced boy as well.

Jenson's cold and stern face, however, gave others a sense of trust for some reason.

Grand Old Master Ares had been paying great attention to taking care of his body after the calamity that befell Tourmaline Estate. He was so healthy that h e could already get rid of the wheelchair.

Unfortunately, Jay’s tragic incident had sent the old man's health back to square one.

He had turned wary and dispirited.

The tragic incident also helped Jordan realize how difficult it had been for his father to raise his son for him. He felt less hatred and more respect for him.

Jenson's face and voice were cold as he said, "You should all go back. Daddy refuses to see anyone.”

Grand Old Master Ares said, "Jens, your father is severely ill and must receive treatment immediately."

Jenson glanced at Grand Asia's doctors. He had clarified Daddy's condition with them a long time ago. He said, "They can't heal Daddy completely. All they can do is extend my daddy's life. If someone as proud a s Daddy has to live lingering on in the last days of his life, then one day itself will be too much for him to bear, let alone a year.

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