Sir Ares, Goodnight novel (Jay Ares and Rose)
Chapter 1694

Zayne looked at the forlorn expression on Josephine's face and made a firm decision instantly. "We won't leave, then. We'll stay and ask Brother Jay to cook some amazing food for you mothers so you can both get enough nourishment for your bodies."

Zayne's voice was so loud that even Angeline and Jay could hear everything he said. Angeline raised her eyelids to look at Jay. Jay's slim face was as sharp and as intimidating as a knife, but at the same time he looked so infinitely charming.

A hint of wisdom flashed across Angelina's eyes, and she whispered to Jay, "You must have been really exhausted lately, Jaybie. Since Zayne is here, you can leave the house chores to him."

The somberness that Zayne gave Jay earlier had dissipated completely. Knowing that Angeline could not bear to see him suffer had made him realize just how much Angeline loved him, and this cheered him u p greatly.

"Can you get used to eating the food he cooks?" This was the only thing that Jay was worried about.

"You can teach him," Angeline said cunningly.

Jay's face broke into a smile. "Okay."

"Why are those two acting so sneaky? What are they plotting at?" Zayne and Josephine walked up to them.

Angeline walked up to Zayne with her hands on her hips and raised her chin, talking like a gangster," Brother, we will leave all the housework to you from now on. You will wash, cook, mop, sweep, and dry the clothes!"

Zayne put her hands down and looked her up and down repeatedly. "Stand straight. Look who you're siding with! I'm pretty sure you weren't like this when you were young. Why, when you're all grown up, are you siding with outsiders now?"

A smile crept across Jay's face.

Angeline smacked Zayne's hand away. "It's only because you're my brother that I'm willing to hand the house chores over to you to help you gain some experience. Josephine is pregnant with a child in her belly, do you think you can stay idle forever? Listen up, when the child is born, you'll have plenty of work to do."

Zayne roared, "Don't use such high-sounding words with me. You're just trying to betray me and side with Jay..." Josephine felt sorry for Zayne and said, "Don't worry, Zayne. I'll help you..."

Angeline rolled her eyes at Josephine and lectured her, "Don't spoil him. Listen, if you spoil him now, then this will all translate into your tears in the future. If he doesn't know how to do anything at all, then do you know what your life will be like in the future?"

"What?"

Angeline started reciting the phrases she had memorized from the internet, "Your hair will be as messy as a bird's nest; your face will look like you've been to a battle; you will eat like you're charging forward in a war; use the toilet with your ears perked up like a radar; your hair will fall out like a crime scene; you will have afternoon naps like you're celebrating New Year's; your IQ will drop; your high heels will turn into decor; your wardrobe full of clothes will no longer fit you like they were never yours; the child's father will walk around freely and leisurely like he's single... This is the voice of all women, and none of the things mentioned are exaggerated. If you don't believe me, Josephine, why don't you try it? I guarantee that you'll regret it!"

Josephine shivered. She glanced secretly at Zayne's handsome and unbridled appearance, then imagined herself turning into an unattractive wife. She looked extremely reluctant at the idea. "Why don't you learn how to do the housework, Zayne?" Josephine said in a low voice.

Zayne looked at Angeline. "Now aren't you something? You've proven yourself to be my sister indeed."

Angeline burst into laughter.

Jay threatened Zayne with a deadly aura. "Don't

frighten Angeline."

Zayne whimpered and howled. "What kind of world is this?"

When they got home, Zayne went to the kitchen dejectedly.

Angeline and Josephine lay on the couch lazily.

Meanwhile, Jay poured tea for the ladies...

In no time at all, they heard Zayne asking for help from the kitchen. "What are these? They know me, but

I don't know them."