Sir Ares, Goodnight novel (Jay Ares and Rose) novel Chapter 1649

Jay could no longer control his love for Angeline. He would be a fool if he ever gave up on them. It was clear that he and Angeline were each other's soulmates. Why should they restrain their love for one another when all it did was lead to misunderstandings? They were both suffering and wandering in despair and self -pity.

He thought to himself, 'I'm the world's biggest idiot!'

He kissed Angeline passionately as if the devil inside o f him was released. Angeline was still weak and soon started moaning. She suddenly pushed him away, and she started breathing heavily.

Jay said, "I'm going to take a shower." He then walked to the bathroom.

Angeline felt a touch of guilt as she stared in the direction he had hurriedly left.

She secretly vowed that she would get better soon so that Jaybie would not have to hold himself back.

That morning, Angeline drank a full bowl of porridge.

Jay was in a good mood, so he had a great appetite.

After breakfast, the couple nestled on the sofa together and watched TV.

Jay asked Angeline in a very gentlemanly manner," What do you want to watch?"

Without any second thoughts, Angeline replied," Return of the Phoenix."

Jay searched for Return of the Phoenix and found that it was a romance TV series set in the 1800s. Jay was not a fan of silly plotlines as such, but to accommodate Angeline, Jay reluctantly watched it.

In the first episode, the heroine died tragically but her soul survived.

In the second episode, the heroine's soul took over the body of the state official’s daughter. In the show, the daughter was portrayed as an innocent and silly young girl.

When Jay saw the daughter, he immediately understood why Angeline had chosen to watch Return of the Phoenix.