Sir Ares, Goodnight novel (Jay Ares and Rose) novel Chapter 1796

Jordan sneered, "That's just a lie I've been telling myself all these years.”

Jordan turned around and left in a desolate state.

Chloe fell to the ground, wailing her heart out.

"Argh, how did things turn out this way?!”

Grand Old Master Yorks looked at Chloe with a stabbing pain in his heart.

Spencer, Sandra, Judy, and Cole had gathered around. All of them were staring at her, unsmiling and without a word.

In the end, it was Cole who broke the stifling atmosphere.

"Aunt Chloe, there’s a philosophical saying that goes like this, 'your character determines your destiny.

Your tough life is determined by your character.' In a nutshell, you can only blame yourself for the things that have happened to you today.”

Chloe stared at Cole, finding it impossible to refute the things he said.

Sandra carefully spoke on Chloe’s behalf, "Cole, your aunt knows she was wrong. Stop adding insult to her injury.”

Cole looked at Sandra as a wicked sneer formed on his dashing face. "Alright, she knows she was wrong.

What about you? Do you know that you're in the wrong too?"

Sandra's face paled slightly. "I... I... I was wrong too."

This was the first time Sandra saw Spencer showing her such a ferocious expression. She was so frightened that she shuddered and fell to the ground.

"No, I didn't. Old Master Yorks, Sis Chloe was the one who ordered me to do it..."

Spencer suppressed the anger in his heart and said," Don't even think that you can be lucky enough to escape this. The only reason I'm not punishing you right now is that we're in Tourmaline Estate, not because I still love you. You’ve made a mistake, and the Areses should be the ones to punish you."

Sandra breathed a sigh of relief slightly.

She had stayed in Mount Pearl all her life and had not met anyone outside of Mount Pearl. The handful she met in the outside world, such as Angelina and Madam Yorks, had left a cowardly and timid impression on her.

Therefore, she would rather Spencer hand her over to b e punished by someone from outside the family because she firmly believed that the Areses were kind and would not punish her too severely.