Sir Ares, Goodnight novel (Jay Ares and Rose) novel Chapter 36

This was the first time since "Jenson" first started school that his parents had to be called in.

Thus, when Jay received the kindergarten teacher's call, Jay was taken aback. "What happened with Jenson?"

"It's not right to speak of it on the phone. It's better if you come to the school, please." Toward a parent with no significant background, the teacher was never more courteous than necessary.

Jay immediately rushed to the kindergarten.

In the teachers' office, he saw "Jenson" standing facing a white wall, forced to reflect on his action.

When the teacher saw Jay, she felt her breath being taken away by the molded beauty of his appearance. His tall and fit figure, as well as the air of distant arrogance hanging over him, rendered her speechless for quite some time.

Jenson's daddy was a complete stunner!

He was much better-looking than all the huge superstars.

Good heavens, if she had known Jenson's daddy was s o handsome earlier, she would not have been so cold o n the phone earlier.

Jay took little notice that he had already become this

young female teacher's object of interest. He walked toward "Jenson", tenderly turning his son to face him.

"What have you done?" he asked.

Baby Robbie shook like a rattle drum.

Jay's eyebrows knitted. Jenson never lied. If he did not feel he had done anything wrong, then it must have been the teacher's mistake.

Jay aimed his cold gaze at the female teacher and snapped, "What happened?"

That natural perfection of his alpha vibes suffused the air instantly.

The female teacher was so nervous that her heart was pounding. The words she had originally organized became all jumbled up in that instant.

"Jenson... He fought with his classmates... The other students have all been bruised and swollen up..."

Jay’s gaze swept over the students standing parallel t o Jenson. He saw the injuries on their faces, and his eyebrows furrowed slightly.

"Jenson, are you hurt?"

Rather than pursue his son's wrongdoing, Jay was more concerned about his son's wellbeing.