Sir Ares, Goodnight novel (Jay Ares and Rose) novel Chapter 500

The bodyguard approached her. "Let's go, Madam Josephine."

Josephine yelled back at the bodyguard, "'Dumb my foot! Your entire family is dumb!"

The bodyguard was shocked!

Forced into the car, Josie stared nostalgically at the medical department's staff residency and waved. " Farewell, Sister-in-law."

By her side, Jay spared her a cold look.

Josephine's affectionate expression only intensified the frost in his eyes.

"Do you want to marry her?'

Josie nodded. "Yeah."

Realizing what she had said, she turned to look fearfully at Jay before shaking her head in a way that resembled a pellet drum.

"You've definitely misunderstood Sister-in-law and m e, Jay. We’re both women, so how can we get married t o each other?"

Jay’s gaze fell on her. "It's possible to do it overseas."

Despite how harmless her brother looked, Josephine could almost feel his soft voice suffocating her like a devil’s hand on her throat.

Josephine kept her mind sober. "Say her and I do get married, Jay. Who's going to top and who’s going to bottom? I'm a tomboy in and out. If neither of us is willing to bottom, how can this marriage 'satisfy' either of us?"

The corners of Jay's mouth twitched.

"Keep these vulgar words away from your sister-in-law!"

Josephine felt wronged. "Rose is a fan of boy's love from her very core, Jay. She’s the one who taught me these things in the first place."

Jay grew silent.

Then, he dropped Josephine off at Horizon Colors.

He threw her to their parents with a clipped tone." Please refine your daughter's behavior."

Setting their eyes on their long-lost daughter, Mother and Father Ares were both shocked and elated.

At that, the three children paled.

This earned Josephine a hard glare from Jay.

Unafraid to cause chaos, Josephine continued, "I'm not lying. Your daddy sent her a lot of roses."

Jenson asked, "How do you know?"

Josie’s tone was arrogant when she replied, "The woman’s my friend."

Jenson’s tone was contemptuous. "Daddy has better taste than to fall for friends of dumb blondes."

Josephine was speechless."..."

"Of all the things to inherit from your daddy, Jenson Ares, why’d you choose his lesser traits?”

Although he had voiced out his disbelief, Jenson felt anxiety creep into his chest anyway.

The children shared a look and a silent conversation that no one but them was privy to.