Sir Ares, Goodnight novel (Jay Ares and Rose) novel Chapter 1978

Jay had lost all sense of reason when it came to loving Angeline.

Anyone could bully, trample on, and humiliate Imperial Capital's young master and he would simply strike back nonchalantly.

However, if someone hurt or upset Angeline, then Sir Ares would go berserk.

Cole was envious of Sir Ares’ love for Angeline.

"Jinxing her marriage and life? Why do I feel like you're that person?" Cole was always capable of turning his envy into an offensive attack to strike back at Sir Ares.

Jay's Rolls-Royce nearly crashed into a wall ahead. Jay slammed on the brakes, bringing the Rolls-Royce t o an emergency stop one inch away from the wall.

Cole was so frightened that all color drained from his face.

"Don’t you know how to drive?"

Jay glared furiously at him, saying, "You should blame yourself for saying all that crap."

Cole shrugged and laughed. "I'm speaking the truth. Angeline missed out on the golden opportunity to be

with me because she chose you. If her marriage isn't jinxed, then what is? Also, all those trivial affairs going on in your family have caused considerable damage to her body. Isn't that also considered a jinx i n her life?"

"Shut up!" Jay flew into a rage. "Keep talking and I'll tear your mouth apart.”

The furious and indignant Sir Ares kicked the door open to get out of the car.

When he looked up, he coincidentally saw Judy staring at him in a panic from the crossroad ahead.

Jay's gaze was already cold to start with, but upon seeing Judy, a frosty aura enveloped his entire being. He seemingly froze the air around him to ice.

Judy looked at Sir Ares while quivering. His charm was still as matchless as ever. It was as though age had not left a mark on him, but instead made him even more mature and charming.

However, this very man who could make her heart skip a beat was currently glaring at her like he was an executioner waiting to behead her with the blade in his hand.

When the pedestrian crossing light turned from green to red...

Judy remained rooted to the ground in the middle of the road as though she was under a spell.

Cars began shuttling back and forth around her.