Sir Ares, Goodnight novel (Jay Ares and Rose) novel Chapter 2258

Savannah asked, "Would you like a reading, Madam?”

Angeline smiled and looked at Jay, who was next to her. She only had one romantic relationship in her life and it was more than enough for her.

As for life and death, that was something that ordinary people could not control. Angeline did not want to ask for a prediction on that in advance. It would be like asking for trouble.

Hence, she tactfully refused Savannah and said, "Me? Well, I don't need a reading on anything, but chatting with you alone is very interesting."

At this moment, Jay brought it up with Angeline." Wouldn’t you like to know your son’s luck in the romance department, Angeline?"

Angeline felt enlightened and was suddenly beaming with joy.

Then, she gently said to Savannah, "I actually do have something to ask you, little master.”

Everyone held their breath and listened quietly to Angeline's question.

Unexpectedly, Angeline pointed at Jenson and asked Savannah, "About my son... You can say that he’s smart but he's ignorant about everything in life. He’s slow-witted, but he actually has an outstanding IQ. I

truly am curious. What kind of girl will be able to conquer this blockhead in the future?"

Upon hearing this, Jenson felt as if he had gone out for wool yet came home shorn instead. "Mommy, what on earth are you asking?"

Jenson did not expect his mother to take the lead in making fun of him. He was rather ashamed and annoyed.

Angeline said, "I just want to know when my son’s love life will bloom.”

Savannah's cheeks flushed crimson, and she became more bashful.

Angeline noticed that she was not saying anything for a while and said, "Savannah? Give me a reading, then."

Savannah said, "Madam, Jens’ romantic luck has already begun.”

Angeline was astonished and smiled in a carefree manner. "That's not accurate, then. My Jens has always been silent and distant since he was a child. He's not good at dealing with people. He'll never take the initiative to pursue girls."

Angeline's words caused Jenson to fall into a brief moment of despondency.

She was indeed a wise mother.

However, what Angeline did not realize was that boys were not the only ones who could go after girls; girls could pursue boys as well.