Sir Ares, Goodnight novel (Jay Ares and Rose) novel Chapter 1429

When Baby Robbie finished speaking, he cast a sideways glance at Jenson who was daydreaming and asked, "What are you thinking about, Jens? You look s o lost in your thoughts."

Jenson recollected his thoughts and concealed the scheming gaze hidden in his dark eyes. "I was just wondering if the agents of the military intelligence division have contributed to your hooliganism."

Baby Robbie grumbled, "How am I a hooligan?"

Jenson stared at him with displeasure and said, "Both your behavior and words are frivolous."

Baby Robbie debated, "Am I frivolous? How am I frivolous?" Even if he was frivolous, he still looked very much like a gentleman, okay!

Jenson leaned forward and reminded Baby Robbie. " You leaned in to me naked that day, isn't that frivolous? A man who’s seven feet tall like you called out to me using such a pampered and flirtatious voice, isn't that frivolous?" 1

Facts spoke louder than words.

Baby Robbie shrugged and stammered, "I was forced t o do that in order to conceal my identity."

Jenson's long and attractive almond eyes narrowed

slightly as a hint of arrogance emanated from them. " Forced to, huh? 'Neither riches nor honor can corrupt him, neither poverty nor humbleness can make him swerve from principle, and neither threats nor forces can subdue him’. Have you forgotten the characteristics of a great man that Daddy taught you?"

Jenson advised Baby Robbie earnestly, "Baby Robbie, a s humans, we need to be prideful and unyielding. You must also abide by your own principles. Don’t change your basic moral principles for the sake of momentary benefits."

Baby Robbie facepalmed himself. "Jens, you're more dull and boring than the old antiques in the British Museum."

Jenson snorted, ignoring him.

Baby Robbie defended himself anxiously. "Mommy said that all roads lead to Rome. If you can take shortcuts that can save you time and effort, why bother getting constrained by those so-called false reputations?”

The two brothers had completely different personalities, which was a result of their parents’ differing educational views.

Under Jay’s strict teaching that prioritized selfdiscipline, Jenson was meticulous even in the way he dressed. His close-fitting shirt was buttoned up to the very first button, and his windbreaker had to be zipped up tight, making him look rigorous, arrogant, and unapproachable.