Sir Ares, Goodnight novel (Jay Ares and Rose) novel Chapter 1614

Jacob, from the second branch of the Ares family, had a complete family. He was now loyal to his wife, had a filial son, and was a great father to his kids. However, behind this seemingly lively scene, there were countless hidden misfortunes.

Jacob's family from his extra-marital side was becoming more and more restless. They were using Jacob's reputation to act ostentatiously and swindle people. It was as if countless malignant tumors were springing up rapidly.

Although James from the third branch was now disabled, fortunately, he and his wife were reunited after going through a big hurdle. Furthermore, they had Jean to help them reconcile, so their days were lived peacefully.

Meanwhile, John from the fourth branch had died relatively young.

Several of them gathered in front of Grand Old Master Ares, listening to what he was about to say.

"Dad's chief from way back then, Grand Old Master Yorks, and his family have arrived in Imperial Capital. Dad is preparing to welcome them into Tourmaline Estate.” Grand Old Master Ares glanced at the few people in the room, and each of them had expressions

that showed their disagreement on their faces. There were even hints of panic.

Jean asked fearfully, "Grandpa, are you talking about the Yorks who burned down our Tourmaline Estate in the past?"

Grand Old Master Ares nodded.

Everyone immediately chattered, "Dad, they're terrorists and bandits. How can you invite wolves into our house?”

Grand Old Master Ares patiently explained, "He's your eldest brother’s father-in-law and Jay's grandfather. W e have no reason to keep them out. I personally know Grand Old Master Yorks, and he’s not a heinous person. Strictly speaking, he’s a very loving father and grandfather. Moreover, the dispute between the Areses, the Yorks, and Monster has completely ended. I don't want our three families to have any more conflicts and estrangements. There's a saying that goes 'It’s better to squash all enmity rather than keeping it alive'. I hope that our descendants will no longer be affected by our past hatred."

Jean always had a young and open mind, so he immediately echoed, "It does make sense. If your conflicts aren't resolved, I'll always be scared wherever I go. I'll never stop myself from being afraid t o look for a wife, nor will I want to have children. I’m just afraid of ending up as tragically as Uncle Jordan."

Jean's words immediately plunged all his elders into contemplation, and ultimately, everyone nodded