Sir Ares, Goodnight novel (Jay Ares and Rose)
Chapter 1629

Jay's eyes were filled with distress. "Let her go."

Seeing that the president was here, the nurses released Angeline.

"Get out," Jay ordered in a deep voice.

He felt particularly heartbroken when he saw how roughly the nurses were treating Angeline.

The nurses left in apprehension.

Angeline curled up on the ground, and when she clambered to her feet again, Jay rushed up to her in just a few steps. He held her tightly in his arms, muttering in agony...

"Baby, I know you're in a lot of pain, but let me stay and talk to you, okay?"

Immediately, Angeline found a place to set down her anxiety and unease. Jay's presence had given her a sense of security. When she finally eased up, she realized that energy had completely seeped out of

her.

She fell limply into Jay's arms.

Jay held her tenderly, stroking her head lovingly with his big hands. He coaxed her like he was coaxing a baby. "Don't be afraid, I'll be by your side always. I'll never leave you."

Angeline looked at him with misty eyes, suddenly reaching out to stroke Jay's face. It felt like she was having an illusion. Jaybie had already divorced her, had he not?

Why was Jaybie by her side instead of storming away angrily?

She was pretty sure this was not him.

With trembling hands, she stroked his eyes, his nose, and then his mouth. Jay thought Angelina's actions were a tad strange and said incessantly, "I'm Jaybie, baby."

Angeline smiled suddenly. Yes, only Jaybie would call her that. That was what Jaybie called her every time she was ill, helpless, and in tears.

Angeline was worn out. She needed rest desperately. Finally, she lay in his arms and fell asleep soundly.

When Mrs. Yorks returned to the rental house from Grand Asia Hospital, Shirley questioned Mrs. Yorks over and over again when she did not see Little Angeline. "Why didn't Little Angeline come back with you, Aunt Crystal?"

Mrs. Yorks could not hide the truth any longer and had no choice but to spill the beans.

When Shirley learned about the severity of Angeline's health condition, so severe that it had even gone out of control, she burst into tears.

"It's all my fault. Little Angeline wouldn't have needed

to go to the hospital had it not been for me."

Mrs. Yorks consoled Shirley for a very long time before she finally stopped crying.

Shirley thought about it and eventually gave Zayne a call to tell him about Angeline.

When Zayne heard that Chloe had infuriated Angeline to the point of triggering her depression, he went berserk immediately. "I knew something had happened between Jay and Angeline. It's my fault for being careless. I can't believe that dead old woman Chloe has pushed my sister over the edge. Argh, I'm so mad."

Zayne had lost his mind completely. He sounded like a fishwife screaming hysterically and cursing in the streets. He cursed and said crossly, "Does that hideous old hag think nothing of the Severes? Was it not enough that she was already doing all sorts of stupid things in Yorks Stronghold? She has even made her way to Imperial Capital now. Does she not know shame at all?" 1

After cursing for a very long time, Josephine reminded him, "Calm down, Zayne. You're talking to Sis Shirley right now. Hold back your anger and keep it for when you go to Imperial Capital tomorrow. Hurl it all out at Chloe then. Don't lose your anger just yet."

Zayne immediately covered his mouth with his hands and raised his thumb at Josephine. "You're right."

He then hung up Sis Shirley's call, climbed into bed, and hugged Josephine while pestering her. "Honey, let's do some exercise tonight."

Josephine flicked his forehead, saying with a lack of interest, "No amount of exercise can give us a child."

Zayne said, "We're exercising to keep fit, not to have children."