Sir Ares, Goodnight novel (Jay Ares and Rose) novel Chapter 2264

Jenson glanced back at Savannah with an unfathomably gloomy look and said lightly, "Find someone else to love." Then, he turned around and left.

Savannah looked at Jenson's resolute back and her bright eyes became filled with complicated emotions.

Since it was the weekend, Jenson decided not to stay i n the dormitory. He went back to the Ares household.

Angeline and Sir Ares saw Jens walking in with his head lowered. They looked at each other tacitly.

It seemed that Jenson had a lot in his mind.

Moreover, it was probably something related to Savannah.

Angeline sighed insinuatingly. "Alas, kids nowadays. They can be too precocious and love someone to death." She was hinting at Savannah's infatuation for Jenson.

Then, she continued, "Or sometimes they're a late bloomer. They can be insensitive even though they're a t the age they're supposed to encounter their first awakening of love. It's not always that we get a young lady as a guest in the house. It's rude enough not to properly entertain her but he even went as far as to blatantly ignore her. Who'll be blind enough to like a boy like this in the future?"

She was clearly talking about Jenson now.

At this time, Jenson walked toward Daddy and Mommy while pointing to himself. "Are you worried that I won’t find a wife?”

Sir Ares nodded. "Your mother is."

Angeline said, "I’m not worried that you can't find a wife. I'm worried that you won’t find a girl who’ll treat you as well as Savannah. That child's eyes are filled with her love for you and she's passionate. I'm someone who has personally experienced it, so I felt sorry for her as soon as I noticed it."

Jenson asked, "So am I allowed to date now?”

Angeline,

She did not want her children to start dating so early. After all, they were still so young and immature. It would be better for them to focus on getting their degrees.

Angeline stood up and walked upstairs.

Sir Ares remained unbudged. He patted the seat next t o him and said to Jenson, "Come, sit."

Jenson sat down and Sir Ares asked him without beating about the bush, "Is there something on your mind?”

Jenson's eyes were filled with confusion when he replied, "Daddy, do you believe in Savannah’s readings?"

Sir Ares looked at his son and asked again, "What are you at a loss about?”

Jenson said, "I didn’t believe her at first, but she continues to say things that surprise me. For example, tonight she told me that Aunt Nancy Bell’s soul seems to be haunting me..."

Sir Ares responded, "For all of the ghosts in the world, they're either something people come up with to deceive others, or they're real. It's still up to you whether you believe it or not."