Sir Ares, Goodnight novel (Jay Ares and Rose)
Chapter 1031

"He has destroyed the reputation that I've so painstaking built up in front of the employees over the past few years. Sob, sob, sob, my reputation as the most beautiful female president in Imperial Capital who's the embodiment of both wisdom and beauty has been destroyed by him in just a few simple sentences."

As Angeline said that, she started knocking her head on the desk irritatingly. "He's riding roughshod over me because he knows that I like him."

Jay's enchanting dark pupils dilated significantly. There was a trace of unconcealable disgust in his eyes.

He raised his eyebrows and uttered two words coldly," How childish."

Angeline looked up in surprise and saw Jay standing languidly in front of her, staring at her with a look of disgust.

Angeline was instantly flushed.

"Why are you here?"

"I brought you food." Jay pushed the box lunch to her.

Looking at the box lunch in front of her, Angeline's face broke into a grin. "Are you here to ask for forgiveness?"

Jay's countenance was dark. "I thought you were invulnerable to all sorts of attacks?"

Angeline spat out all the food that she had just put into her mouth. She glared at him and puffed up her cheeks, saying, "And that gives you the right to trample on my dignity as you like?" Jay twitched his sexy lips, assenting tacitly.

Angeline was infuriated.

She waved weakly at him. "Just go. Don't come and see me next time if I didn't ask to see you. I would love to live a few more years, thanks."

"That's exactly what I needed."

Angeline,

Jay strode away.

He was in a hurry when he arrived, hence he had no time to admire the scenery on the ninth floor.

Now that he had some leisure time when he was leaving, the cultural wall along the corridor attracted his attention.

Embedded in the long cultural glass wall were lucky stars that were densely packed together, forming a colorful image that carried a message. Though it did seem like not enough lucky stars were prepared as one -third of the cultural wall was left empty.

Jay came to a stop next to the cultural wall and studied the densely packed lucky stars with curiosity.

These were lucky stars folded purely by hand. How much manpower was required to complete such a major project?

At this moment, Mimi, the receptionist, came hopping over. She glanced at Jay and explained the history of the cultural wall to him.

"This Lucky Wall is designed by Her Majesty the Queen. Every lucky star embedded in it was folded by Her Majesty herself."

"Does she have so much free time?" Jay asked in a lukewarm tone.

It was hard to tell if he was making a derogatory remark or not.

Mimi was stunned. She was glad that Ms. Severe was not around or she would be so mad that she would start vomiting blood. Mimi switched on the cultural wall's switch, and in an instant, the effects created by the lights in the cultural wall were in full view. The black-colored glass was like the dark Milky Way with countless stars floating on it.

The tiny bits of red lucky stars pieced together to form a pretty scarlet flower that looked as if it was floating in the dark of night...

Red Spider Lily?

Jay's eyes were filled with great surprise. He was just about to move his gaze downward to see the scenery below when the lights of the cultural wall were suddenly cut off.

Angeline stood beside the cultural wall with her arms crossed, her slender fingers still resting on the switch.

Jay's eyes were condensed into ice. He was speechless by her sudden interruption, his face appearing grim and sullen.

Angeline uttered with righteous indignation, "What a waste of electricity!"

Mimi,"..."

Jay,

"Your Majesty, don't you think your excuse sounds a little strange?" Having said that, Mimi ran away with her head in her hands.

Jay looked at Angeline, his eyes filled with confusion.

"Were you really the one who folded these lucky stars?" Angeline nodded. "Yeap!"