Sir Ares, Goodnight novel (Jay Ares and Rose) novel Chapter 867

Lady Severe smiled and nodded beside her, apparently also very fond of Shirley.

Anne snorted disdainfully. "How can this commoner's daughter be compared to the daughter of a wealthy family?"

Angeline’s expression sank. "I'll bring your ugly words to the fore. Our Severe family's daughters-in-law should be treated equally. I’ll give 20 billion today to prepare for Seth’s wedding. Once the Severe family is no longer shamed, I'll also compensate Zayne and Shirley twenty billion for theirs. When the time comes, you can't stop it."

Anne's eyes suddenly narrowed as she laughed. "20 billion? Oh, that's twice as much as what the Titus family is forking out. Now my Seth won’t be criticized and no one would say he's living off a woman."

She immediately switched to a flattering expression and faced Angeline. "As what the missus says."

Angeline held onto the matter of Shirley and said guiltily, "Sister-in-law, don't worry, our Severe family will definitely compensate you with a beautiful wedding."

Shirley was moved to tears. "Angeline, you shouldn't trouble yourself."

Angeline smiled and nodded. "Okay."

A pregnant body made one feel tired easily.

Angeline chatted with them a little more before going back to her bedroom to rest.

In the afternoon, the cute babies had returned from school.

Jenson, holding onto a unique admission notice in his hand, walked into Angeline's room.

"Mommy."

Jenson handed the admission notice to Mommy." Look."

Angeline looked at the admission notice affixed with the seal of the world's number one junior college. She was dumbfounded.

"Legendary Youth Academy?"

Then, she hugged Jenson. "Jens, you're so amazing! This is the most mysterious and finest university in the world. It's said that they only take in talented young students!"

After a brief period of happiness, Angeline suddenly calmed down.

"No way, no way, you're so young. How can you leave Daddy and Mommy?" Angeline refused very decisively.

However, Jenson said, "Mommy, I want to go."