Sir Ares, Goodnight novel (Jay Ares and Rose)
Chapter 1269

His originally loving pupils were filled with slyness and hostility. "You'll have to be sure, Cole. Don't lead wolves into our home."

At this time, Jay and the others had already arrived in front of them.

Cole stared at each face carefully and failed to recognize the face he was looking for. He felt his hope turning into nothing, and the light in his beautiful eyes was instantly extinguished. "Where's Angeline?" As if he had withstood a hard blow, his originally perky voice turned depressed.

Angeline timidly said, "I'm Angel Lynn." She deliberately disguised her voice.

Cole proceeded to stare at Angeline...

After disguising herself, Angeline still retained most of her originally beautiful facial features, but it was still a completely different face altogether.

Cole could not recognize Angeline and felt that he had been fooled. He was immediately fuming. "You said your name is Angeline?"

Angeline pretended to be timid. "Yes, it is. Yes."

"You dare lie to me?" Cole was enraged.

Angeline said in tears, "Mister, I'm not lying to you. I really am Angel Lynn. A-n-g-e-1, L-y-n-n."

With such an explanation from Angeline, Cole's handsome face immediately turned green and pale.

Spencer could not hold back his laughter when he saw his son's expression. "Puhaha. It turns out there's been a mishap, my son. This girl here is Angel Lynn, not your Angeline. You're mistaken." Cole was in a fit, and he shouted at the men on the walls. "What are you looking at? Get down here and throw them off Death Valley."

"Yes."

Jay's eyes suddenly became gloomy. He gently placed Angeline, who was on his back, on the ground. Then, his sharp gaze fell on Spencer.

He thought in his heart that this man and Cole looked a bit similar. Their faces and mannerisms were gentle and elegant but they looked like the typical wolves in sheep's clothing. This person should undoubtedly be his uncle.

The men in Yorks' stronghold quickly surrounded Jay and the others, but Jay only looked at Spencer calmly.

"Are you Old Master Yorks?"

Spencer was a little surprised. This fellow was on the verge of death, yet he appeared unbothered. It was a quality that the Yorks family had.

"You really are unafraid of death. How dare you talk to me with that attitude?" Spencer's loving expression disappeared, and a fierce look appeared on his elegantly handsome face.

Cole added, "It's not that he isn't afraid of death. But it seems as if he doesn't know where he is."

Jay chuckled slightly. "I carried my whole family and endured much hardship to arrive at this place. We're not here to throw our lives away. I came to send word."

"Send word?" Cole and Spencer looked at each other.

"Spit it out." Spencer's voice rang out.

Jay glanced at Angeline and saw that her face had turned white from the cold. Her hands were frozen. Feeling distressed because of her, he requested the Yorks. "Old Master Yorks, we're exhausted from walking for a long time on the mountain road. May we borrow space to rest our feet and have some meals?"

Spencer was stunned.

The men around them started laughing at Jay's ignorance.

Angeline hated it when anyone ridiculed her Jaybie. She tried to put in a few words. "Old Master Yorks, I'm not sure if you've noticed, but I'm blind. My big sister i s terminally ill. If it wasn't for keeping our promises of passing a message regarding Ron, we wouldn't have risked our lives to make this trip."

At this moment, Cole noticed that this Angel Lynn was indeed a blind woman. The feeling of loss in his heart was getting worse. He was even more convinced that she was by no means his beloved Angeline. Spencer heard that they had information sent by Ron, and he suddenly became even more impatient.

"Ronnie sent a message?"