Sir Ares, Goodnight novel (Jay Ares and Rose) novel Chapter 2502

Jay adhered to the principle that children and grandchildren would have their own happiness from the depths of his heart, and he was also extremely unwilling to deal with the juniors' emotional entanglements. However, he did not want Angeline to worry about the little ones, so he reluctantly agreed. "Alright, I'll deal with it."

Zayne pretended not to believe him and jokingly said to Jay, "Your own love history is so rich, and you can't handle your own relationship well. I want to see how you’ll handle the relationships of the younger generation."

Jay glanced at Angeline in a hurry, for fear that Angeline would be misled by Zayne. He glared at Zayne with a gloomy expression. "You'd better set your facts straight before you speak. I’m loyal to my Angelina. How could my love history be rich?"

Zayne raised his fingers and counted." Excluding the time you and Angeline were not married, I remember there was Nancy Bell, my stepmother's daughter, Sera, and Judy. Now, there's another one—Prajna. How can you be worthy of my sister, Jay?”

Jay explained to the aggrieved Angeline," Don't listen to your brother's nonsense, Angeline. I can't even remember what those women look like. Your brother's the one who remembers them."

Zayne said, "You're a straight-A student, Jay. How could you forget them? You're just bullying Angeline for being simple and easy to deceive.”

When he mentioned those past events, the images of those sad memories surfaced in Angeline's mind, and her face sank.

Jay kept begging Angeline for mercy." Angeline, I truly don't remember those women. You know this. Other than you, I can't recognize the faces of other women."

Angeline said while huffing, "You might not remember them, but I do.”

Angeline looked as if she was unwilling to let this slide.

Jay could only use his trump card. He raised his voice and shouted, "Cole, come out here!"

Angeline understood what he was doing within seconds.

Jay was trying to insinuate to her that even she had a past.

She guiltily kept silent.