Sir Ares, Goodnight novel (Jay Ares and Rose)
Chapter 1196

Although the stir-fried dishes looked burnt, they were, after all, dishes they had worked so hard to make.

Hence, both Josephine and Zayne were hoping that they could gain recognition for their work.

Jay, however, refused to eat their food no matter what. Josephine had no choice but to turn to the beautiful and kind Angeline. "Try the cauliflower, Sis Angeline.'

As soon as Josephine picked up the cauliflower, Jay avoided it like a plague. He picked up his plate and the cauliflower fell on the table.

"I spent a lot of effort making it, Brother," Josephine said with a wounded expression.

Jay was unmoved. He scooped the soup and fed it to Angeline.

Angeline was surprised. "I want to try the food Josephine made, Jaybie."

Josephine darted Jay a smug look, but Jay declined in a tactful way. "Angeline, their food is uncooked and their vegetables were fried with dishwashing liquid. It's not edible." 1 Angeline was dumbfounded.

Josephine was still clueless as to what had actually gone wrong and protested with indignance. "What's

wrong with dishwashing liquid? It's not like you can't eat dishwashing liquid, right? If it's not edible, why did you buy it and place it in the kitchen then?"

Angeline figured that Josephine was probably too naive to understand what Jay was saying, so she explained it to her seriously. "Josephine, you cook with oil, not dishwashing liquid. A dishwashing liquid is for washing dishes."

Josephine was dumbfounded.

Zayne spat out all the vegetables in his mouth and bolted into the kitchen anxiously to rinse his mouth.

When Zayne walked out, Jay made a sarcastic remark. "Are you okay? Do you need to go to the hospital to get your stomach pumped?"

Zayne put on a bold front and said, "I read the dishwashing liquid instructions. It's not poisonous enough to kill me. Don't worry!"

Josephine looked regretfully at the table full of dishes. "What should we do with all this food then?"

"Throw them away. I'll fix you something else."

Zayne entered the kitchen again and challenged himself to make an omelet.

Although the omelet was a bit burnt, it was delicious when cooked with Jay's seasoning.

Josephine ate her lunch with gusto.

After lunch, Jay said in an exceedingly domineering manner, "Both of you have made a mess in the kitchen. Remember to clean up before you leave." "What about you?" Zayne was displeased.

Jay picked Angeline up. "I'm taking Angeline to get her midday rest."

Zayne pouted and relented. "Okay then."

In the afternoon, Josephine came to Grand Asia Hospital overwhelmed by the feeling of nervousness and awe.

When she came to Shirley's ward, she started pacing back and forth with unease.

She did not know if her presence would upset Shirley.

Finally, she plucked up the courage and knocked on the door of the ward.

When Shirley saw Josephine, she was slightly startled at first but soon flashed her a friendly smile.

"Thank you for coming to see me, Josephine."

Josephine's tension was completely washed away by her friendliness and enthusiasm.

"Sis Shirley." Josephine's eyes moistened as soon as she spoke, and even her voice was starting to choke.

She walked to the bed and held Shirley's hand tightly. As she spoke, her speech was incoherent. "You must recover. Sis Angeline and I will be waiting for you to return." Shirley asked, "You've found out?"

Josephine nodded, her eyes pink. "Thank you, Sis Shirley. Thank you for saving Zayne. Thank you for giving me a chance to repay him."

Shirley stretched out her hand and wiped away Josephine's tears as gently as she could, saying, "I need to tell you something, Josephine. When Zayne first received my kidney, his body presented serious rejection symptoms. The doctor announced that he might not be able to make it, and that was why he decided to give up on you."