Sir Ares, Goodnight novel (Jay Ares and Rose) novel Chapter 707

Finn arrived at Jay’s private ward. Jay lay on the bed, his back all whipped and bloody. He seemed to be on the brink of death.

Finn got down on a knee and said softly, "Mr. Ares."

Jay opened his eyes slowly. When his bleary gaze focused on Finn's face, his lips fluttered excitedly. He was putting in a lot of effort, but no sound came out.

He was too weak.

Finn had to place his ear right next to Jay's lips before he could hear the sounds of his low, faint breaths.

"The Ares family has nothing to do with Angelina's disappearance. Finn, focus on that car and continue tracing its whereabouts. The owner must be someone important."

Finn replied, "Don't worry, Mr. Ares. I'll make sure I find the missus. You just focus on getting better."

Jay's head felt heavy. His thoughts were all fixed on Angelina, and he felt nothing but regret.

He kept thinking, 'If only I wasn't soft-hearted and took Old Master Severe’s advice, I wouldn't have given up on Angelina. Similarly, this would not have happened to Angelina.'

A mountain villa stood halfway up Dragon Spring Mountains, which was just south of Imperial Capital. The villa was surrounded by a group of uniformed men, all of who had a gun strapped to their waist.

They all had a solemn, stately expression on their faces.

Compared to the solemnity outside, the atmosphere within the villa was light and breezy.

Angeline was shaken to her core the moment she opened her eyes.

There was an extremely handsome man who seemed t o be almost 1.9 meters tall. He was dressed casually in a T-shirt and seemed to be a cheerful type of person. However, he was standing by her bedside, staring attentively at her whilst he held an infusion bag.

When he saw that she had woken up, the man began complaining, "You're so weak. You've been unconscious for eight days. I've already given you the most expensive anti-inflammatory medicine in my house."

His voice was like a breeze that traveled through the caves-Clear and cool, it felt like a gentle spring breeze on one’s face.