Sir Ares, Goodnight novel (Jay Ares and Rose) novel Chapter 596

James stared at his son who had his arm turned out silently.

Once the discussion amongst the third wife's family was over, Jay then opened his mouth and said, "It doesn't matter whether or not my legs work. I've never relied on my legs to bully people. Instead, I rely on this here."

He pointed to his forehead gracefully.

Jean said to Jay practically with adulation, "Of course, it's Big Brother. I knew from the start that there's nothing in the world that can hold you back."

Jay's appearance held a smile.

A mocking sneer flashed in Jack's gaze. "Jay, since your legs are useless now, I’ll send a few more people t o protect you in the future. You're a distinguished young master of Imperial Capital. There are many people who want your life!"

These words seemed to show care but were in fact words that were deliberately trying to refute Jay’s reliance on his own mind to live.

With a smile that did not exactly look like a smile, Jay cocked a brow at Jack. There seemed to be warmth expressed in the eyes of father and son, but dark waves were surging.

Angeline kicked up her legs all of a sudden and kicked the flower pot in the hallway. The flower pot flew up, then hit the chandelier above Jack's head.

The chandelier smashed into Jack's shoulder, its fragments falling off his body.

Angeline said, "If anyone who’s unafraid of death dares to harm Mr. Ares, I’ll turn them into this chandelier and give them a terrible death."

Jack was so shocked by this sudden change that his face paled. He was obviously frightened.

Jean was dumbfounded. He suddenly clapped his hands and applauded. "Wow, my lady is really awesome."

Angeline proudly said, "Huh, this is amazing? What a bumpkin."

She had beaten eight of the finest Taekwondo masters of the most famous Taekwondo gym in H Nation.

Jay's eyes shifted slightly. He was very surprised by Angeline’s martial arts skills.

She had made herself beautiful to be worthy of him.

Yet, training so hard in the martial arts, why was that?