Sir Ares, Goodnight novel (Jay Ares and Rose) novel Chapter 2620

Rosie smiled radiantly and said, "Baby Robbie, you didn't wrong me in any way. You just fell in love with another girl."

Baby Robbie had a dark expression on his face. He felt extremely down. "Yes, I just fell in love with a girl. However, the girl I love isn't mentally well. She only brings unhappiness to everyone, yet I can’t do anything about it. I'm useless.”

Rosie was stunned. "Baby Robbie, you're still willing to be with her even after knowing that she isn't mentally well. This shows just how much you love her."

Baby Robbie smiled bitterly.

Rosie bade Baby Robbie goodbye after their chat. "Baby Robbie, I'm leaving. Take care.’ Baby Robbie stared at Rosie. He could not bear for her to leave.

"Sis Rosie, can you not leave?"

Rosie shook her head and said, "You saw everything. If I stay, Hecate will be unhappy. If she's unhappy, how can you be happy? Baby Robbie, I don't have any demands. I just want you to be happy for the rest of your life."

Baby Robbie feared up at once. "Sis Rosie, once you leave, no one will care about me as much as you do."

Rosie pinched his face and said, "I'll come back in the future.”

Baby Robbie knew that Rosie would encounter many troubles if he forced her to stay back when Hecate still held a grudge against her. Therefore, he resisted the pain he felt in his heart and bade Rosie farewell.

"Take care, Sis Rosie."

However, tears streamed down Baby Robbie's face as Rosie turned around to leave.

There was a beggar dressed in rags sitting by the side. Suddenly, he called after Baby Robbie. "Young man, you have bad taste in women. You just sent away a great lady. The girl who fell into the water tried to push her into the water just now. She accused her of everything just because she failed to bring any harm to her.”

Baby Robbie was stunned. He raised his head and stared at Rosie's figure. A gentle smile appeared in his eyes.

"Thank you." He took out a wad of cash from his coat and handed it to the beggar.' Thank you for proving Sis Rosie's innocence. However, I’ve never once

suspected her character.