Sir Ares, Goodnight novel (Jay Ares and Rose)
Chapter 1724

Josie was puzzled. "Why would we vex your daddy?"

Jenson glanced at the deeply gloomy-eyed Jay. Ever since Zayne and Josephine entered the door, there was a cast of shadow in Daddy's eyes.

Jenson said, "Not everyone is as fortunate as Uncle who's able to care for his pregnant wife personally."

Josie was startled. Big Brother had always felt guilty for not being able to take care of the pregnant Angeline. As such, it was hard for him to watch other pregnant loving couples. Josie smiled and said, "Big Brother, Sis Angeline is still young. She can give birth to another baby for you."

Jay looked at Angeline and saw her tranquil, beautiful appearance. He was secretly fantasizing about the scene of Angeline having another one of his babies again.

The whole process just had to be happy and sweet.

Josie suddenly got nauseous, and she abruptly stood up to run to the bathroom.

Jay's handsome face darkened at the sight. He instantly dispelled the idea of letting Angeline have another baby.

When Josie came out of the bathroom, she noticed that all the Ares men's expressions looked rather pale.

"Is pregnancy hard?" Baby Robbie asked.

Josie lay listlessly on the armrest of the sofa and said weakly, "If there's a next life, I'd prefer not to be a woman again."

Then, the three men began staring at Angeline intriguingly. "Mommy, when you were pregnant with us, did you suffer as much as Aunt Josie?"

Angeline tried recalling the process of her pregnancy. At the time, she was pregnant with triplets. In the early stages of her pregnancy, her reaction to it was so severe that she barely ate anything. Three months later, the doctor told her that the children's development was somewhat stunted, so she needed to force herself to eat more. Moreover, in the third trimester, her belly was terrifyingly huge. She could not sit or lay down for too long because of her more prominent figure...

The only fortunate thing was that she was very young when she gave birth to them and had recovered very quickly without leaving many scars.

Angeline smiled and said, "I was so young back then and still filled with energy. So I didn't have to suffer as much as Aunt Josie."

Jay extended his arm to her. "Lome here, Angeline."

Angeline was slightly taken aback. She walked

toward him and sat down next to him.

Jay held her hand and said gently, "You've never told me the process of your pregnancy."

Angeline said, "What do you want to know?"

"Was your morning sickness severe?" asked Jay.

Angeline shook her head, trying to speak calmly, "It wasn't."

"How many times did you throw up in a day? And for how long?"

"It's been so long. I can barely remember the details." Angeline smiled lightly.

Josie exclaimed, "Sis Angeline, didn't you keep a pregnancy diary?"

It was too late for Angeline to stop Josie from mentioning anything.

Jay stared at Angeline's face, his eyes covered with a somewhat melancholy color.

Angeline had a pregnancy diary but never showed it to him. One could only imagine how dark and gloomy the pregnancy diary's contents were.

"I want to see it, Angeline."

Angeline smiled. "I'll go look for it when you're all better."

"Okay." "You should have photos of your pregnancy too, right?" Josie exposed her once more.

Angeline sunk into the sofa in despair. "Josie...."

Josie smiled and said, "Sis Angeline, Big Brother has the right to know."

Jay asked cheerfully, "You have photos? Where are they?"

He got up from the sofa. "I'll go look for them."

Angeline looked fearfully at him and said somewhat guiltily, "They're not here. They're at the Severes' house."

Jay looked at her glazed pupils. Every time she lied, she would blink more frequently. Then, Jay proceeded to head upstairs.

Angeline whimpered and hurriedly caught up to him.