Sir Ares, Goodnight novel (Jay Ares and Rose) novel Chapter 1419

Jenson grabbed Carson by the ankle and dragged him forward. Carson's body was touching the cold ground, making him let out a terrible shriek from time to time.

"Jenson, Ahh! Ah! Ahhh! You're so cruel and coldblooded. You won't be able to find a wife in the future."

Jenson replied, "You help out the evildoers and deliberately make things difficult for my daddy. If I don't punish you, you won’t have enough brains to learn from your mistakes.”

Carson was a flexible man, so he hurriedly begged for mercy. "Forgive me, Jens. I promise to never again make things difficult for your father."

Only then did Jenson place Carson on the ground. His slender figure stood in front of Carson, giving the man a sense of coercion.

At that moment, Carson realized that Jenson had grown from that socially inept boy to a ferocious panther. His sharp fangs were showing, and he was n o longer a little boy who could be pushed around.

"If you go up against me, Carson, it'll end very badly for you." Jenson's cold voice came out from between his teeth.

Carson had personally experienced the tragic end of

getting into a fight with Jenson. He quickly nodded. "I was wrong, Jenson. I know that now."

Jenson looked at the mollusk in front of him, frost accumulating in his peach blossom eyes. He liked to deal a fatal blow to disobedient enemies to avoid future troubles.

"Do you want to know what happened to those affluent families who offended my mommy in Imperial Capital?”

Carson shivered unconsciously.

When Jay was in charge of Grand Asia, the affluent families of Imperial Capital already had a tough time living their lives. Now that Jenson was in charge, he wondered what kind of dire situations those families were in now?

"The Titus and the Bell families are all destroyed. Some of them are orphaned now," Jenson said softly.

Carson was petrified.

Jenson's cruelness was in no way lesser than his daddy, Jay.

Carson used to think that Jay was a respectable opponent. Now, he was well aware that Jenson was a terrifying opponent.