Sir Ares, Goodnight novel (Jay Ares and Rose) novel Chapter 1965

Such a young child was able to have such a broad mindset and aspirations. This had indeed broken the principle that businessmen were out to seek nothing but profits.

Jay showed a smile that was filled with admiration. Jenson was indeed his pride and joy.

"Jaybie, you've truly succeeded in Jenson's upbringing," said Angeline. Even she was filled with a sense of pride.

All the people in the clubhouse seemed to be in awe of Jenson that they forgot to make things difficult for him.

A moment later, Joshua stood up, looking somewhat menacing as he said, "Before you try and go global, perhaps you should settle a family issue beforehand. I'd like to ask, what are your plans for the illegitimate children of the Ares family?"

Jenson very swiftly diverted his attention to the question and answered with much force, "Of course, I'd like to please as many people as possible."

Joshua's eyes shot out hints of euphoria. "Are you... trying to say that you'll acknowledge the identities of the illegitimate children?"

Jenson answered firmly and resolutely, "Yes."

As the representative of children born within wedlock and who were considered legitimate children, Jasper aggressively retorted, "Mr. Ares, are you trying to overthrow your father's decision? Are you not afraid that your father will get angry over this? Don't forget the previous president of the company has the right to oust the new president."

Jenson turned his gaze toward Jay, and Jay gave him a gentle smile. His eyes were filled with approval and support.

In fact, when Jens decided that Ares Enterprises’ grand goal was to solve the working class' employment issues, Jay had already made a firm decision in his heart. That was, no matter what decision Jenson was to make, he would unconditionally support him and protect him.

It was like how Grand Old Master Ares had supported all his decisions back then.

Furthermore, Jen's grand goal was immensely selfless.

Jenson said, "I think that any decision I make, as long as I don't violate any moral principles, my father would gladly support me."