Sir Ares, Goodnight novel (Jay Ares and Rose) novel Chapter 2059

"Put down the knife, Grandpa Jacob."

Suddenly, there was a commotion coming from the living room.

Jenson glanced back at him with a deep, profound gaze.

“Since you knew that this day would come, why'd you do it anyway?" Jenson asked.

Jacob made the last effort to struggle, saying, "I want t o see the grand old master."

"Put the knife down first, Old Master. Then we'll convey your wishes."

Very soon, Grand Old Master Ares found out about the matters happening in Mammoth Courtyard.

However, Grand Old Master Ares was very disappointed with Jacob's conduct and deeds, so he was unwilling to see him. He simply entrusted Jay to step forth and make arrangements for Jacob in his stead.

Hence, Jay came to Mammoth Courtyard instead of the grand old master.

When Jacob noticed that Jay had come alone, he was thoroughly dejected and asked, "Where's my dad? Why

aren't you letting him come see me?" Jacob roared hysterically.

Jay said, "It's not that we didn't let him come, Second Uncle Jacob, but he didn't want to. Grandpa said that your conduct and deeds have truly bitterly disappointed him. Even though you’re not his biological child, the Ares family still supported you for so many years in extreme benevolence. However, this i s the end of your ties with the Ares family."

Jacob was begging to see the grand old master for one purpose alone—to beg the grand old master not to discriminate against his children because of his own affairs. However, listening to Jay’s speech, he gave up on all hope.

He shed tears of repentance and despair, saying," What does he mean by that? He doesn't want me anymore? Is that it? Then... what about all my shares i n the Ares family? Will he confiscate all of them? And how about my children? How will he deal with them?"

Jay said resentfully, "What's the matter with you? Are you still asking about the Ares family's assets at such a time? Do you know what Grandpa said to me earlier? He said that if you truly repented and turned over a new leaf, he'd surely treat you and your children with lenience. But if you failed to repent until the very end, then you shouldn't blame him for getting rid of every single one of you."