Sir Ares, Goodnight novel (Jay Ares and Rose) novel Chapter 1152

Shirley smiled brightly. "Apples are good. Little Angeline said that apples represent safety throughout the year!"

Zayne muttered as he peeled the apples, “Don't always listen to Angeline. All she thinks about is lovey-dovey stuff. I don't see how she's smarter than you."

He continued, "Besides, you’re the bis sis and she's the little sister. I can't control her, so you have to help me. Use your authority as Big Sis when she does something wrong and teach her a lesson. She’ll listen t o you, but she won't listen to me."

Shirley replied, "Why would Little Angeline do something wrong? She's kind, and she treats bad people with amity. She gives everything she has to the people around her. How could I scold her?"

Zayne was surprised, so he spat the piece of apple out from his mouth and cringed. “Did you marry me or her? I've been with you for so long, but I've never seen you worship me like that."

Shirley smiled. "Zayne, Little Angeline wanted us to divorce. Did she mention that to you?"

Zayne stood up in shock. When he saw Shirley smiling so brightly, he thought that he was

overreacting.

However, he had heard her right. Angeline wanted to force him to divorce Shirley, so that should be something very serious.

"What right does she have to do that? She has so many other single people in Grand Asia to worry about, doesn't she? Why is she worried about us married people?"

Zayne got more worried as he thought about it. "That girl, she's worried about so much stuff. No wonder she has anxiety."

Zayne was worried that Angeline's suggestion would hurt Shirley, so he held his hand up and swore to her." Shirley, don't you worry. I'm not someone who won’t see something to the end. Since I've promised to take care of you forever, forever it is."

Shirley nodded and said, "I believe that you'll take care of me for the rest of my life, whether I'm your wife or not."

Zayne shook his head profusely. "If you're not my wife, I won’t take care of you. I’ll only take care of my family. As long as I have enough to eat, why would I care about other people?”

Shirley smiled but did not say anything.