Sir Ares, Goodnight novel (Jay Ares and Rose) novel Chapter 2305

After Jens left, Angeline said to Baby Robbie, "You go over and invite your aunt and uncle here as well."

Baby Robbie said, "Alright."

After the children left, Sir Ares looked over at Angeline while feeling slightly worried. In return, Angeline seethingly questioned him, "Have you always known about Zayne's unfaithfulness?"

Sir Ares said, "I got Jens to give him some advice, but n o one expected that he'd obstinately insist on going about things the wrong way."

Angeline was in a towering rage. "Has he truly fallen for some other woman out there?”

Sir Ares replied, "I believe it's not that he likes her. But after he and Josie had Joseph, Zayne failed to switch roles and has been avoiding the tedious tasks in the family. Instead, he started looking for solace outside."

Angeline scoffed. "He's truly been spoiled rotten by the Severe family. He has zero sense of responsibility!"

Sir Ares had always been rather critical of Zayne’s bratty attitude, yet he never dared to make a rash judgment in front of Angeline before. Now that Angeline seemed to be resonating with his line of thoughts, Jay quickly vented his dissatisfaction toward Zayne all at once.

"Before this when the Severe family was in dire straits, he tossed aside the Severe’s company and went to Imperial Capital to live aimlessly. Now that there are many trifling matters at home, he chose to abandon Josie and his son to go out and have a good time. In my opinion, we have to thoroughly pull this irresponsible trait out of him."

Angeline looked at the flustered and exasperated Jay. She finally saw how angry he was at Zayne.

Nonetheless, because of her, Jay had been turning a blind eye to Zayne's wicked behavior.

Angeline sighed and said, "Jaybie, you shouldn't have been too cautious of my feelings. No matter how you choose to deal with him, I'll give you my full support."

Jay looked at Angeline and smiled, "In that case, I’ll help you discipline him on behalf of the Severes.”

Upon realizing that there was a possibility he had completely lost Josie, Zayne no longer felt the joy he previously anticipated. On the contrary, he felt lost and hollow.

He felt it even more when Angeline said to Josie, "I heard about you and Zayne’s matter in full detail from Jens. Rest assured, I'll not side with him on this and wrong you in any way. You're a good person, Jose. It's the Severe family's loss that Zayne failed to cherish you. Whether you choose to divorce him or forgive him, I'll support you. As long as you're happy."

Josie's expression appeared lifeless as if her eyes had long lost their spirit. She stared at Angeline blankly like a puppet and said, "Thank you, Angeline. But I don't think I'll be able to accept him anymore."

Josie's words were akin to a needle piercing into Zayne's heart. He wailed, "There's truly nothing going o n between me and her, Jose. I know that I'm at fault in

this matter."

Josie looked at Zayne indifferently. Her eyes seemed like they were looking at a stranger she had never met before.