Sir Ares, Goodnight novel (Jay Ares and Rose)
Chapter 1726

Jay suddenly remembered that when she was pregnant the other time, her reaction to it had been so severe that she constantly vomited. Perhaps it was the same as the first time.

He suddenly saw a line of text under the photo, which stated the size of the fetuses at four months of pregnancy. Above it, it mentioned that the fetuses' development was lagging by one week.

Angeline was somewhat ashamed, saying, "Jaybie, I was too stubborn at the time. I'd eat if I felt like eating, and I wouldn't have a single bite if I didn't feel like it. I didn't take into account that the children in my stomach needed nourishment, hence I caused their slow development."

Jay's voice was slightly hoarse. "You would've been alright if I was by your side."

As he looked through the photos, Angeline's body was rapidly bulging out like a pillow.

Angeline looked at Jay shyly. "Isn't it so ugly?"

Jay was choked up and said, "It's not."

His fingers gently stroked Rose's belly, feeling extremely sad. Around this time, it must have been inconvenient for Angeline to move about, but she still

went to the hospital all alone for pregnancy check-ups.

He could not imagine how Angeline had managed to go through such difficult times alone.

"Was it difficult, Angeline?" he asked bitterly.

Angeline was slightly stunned, and when she understood what he was trying to express, she smiled brightly instead. "Darling, I might look heavy, but I was still quite agile mobility-wise."

At that time, Angeline was in her second trimester, about six months into the pregnancy.

By the third trimester, most of the photos were taken while she was sitting.

Jay looked at Angeline from the side. "Did it become impossible to walk?"

Angeline shook her head. "No. It's because I became too big and I was afraid I'd take up too much space if I went out. So I stayed inside the rental room, contributing my part to the society for Imperial Capital."

Jay was in between laughter and tears. Clearly, Angeline was afraid that he would get upset, hence she tried making the situation more light-hearted.

Jay embraced Angeline in his arms. All sorts of feelings were welling up in his heart.

The photo albums had seemingly allowed him to accompany Angeline through every journey in her pregnancy. He could feel all the troubles Angeline had gone through.

"I'm sorry, Angeline."

Angeline smiled and said, "I don't blame you for it."

At the time, Angeline had struggled to understand why Jay could not give Rose even a tiny part of his love. Now, however, she truly understood his feelings.

It was because Jaybie had given all of his love to Angeline.

He was not able to share it with Rose.

He was such a dedicated man. As such, how could she even blame him for it?

When all was said and done, she was the one to blame for everything. She worried about all the little things and was not honest with him about her true identity.

Suddenly, someone pounded on the study's door in an earth-shattering manner. Angeline was so shocked that she jumped out of Jay's arms.

Jay looked at the culprit who was making the loud commotion, and it was Zayne. He then yelled in a rage, "Get out!"

Zayne muttered, "You two are an old couple now. Don't you feel any shame hugging one another in broad daylight and at all times?"

Jay picked up the paperweight on the desk. Zayne was so petrified that he hurriedly covered his face and shouted, "No, please, Big Brother. I'm here to ask the two of you to come out for lunch." Once he finished the sentence, he ran away at the speed of light.

Jay put the paperweight down and locked the albums in his drawer. Then, he took Angeline's hand and walked downstairs.

Angeline asked him curiously, "Jaybie, the albums belong to me. Why aren't you giving them back to me?"

Jay said, "Are there still such things as yours or mine?"

Angeline did not want him to look at the photo albums all day since they clearly upset him. She tried arguing, "Then, let me keep them."

"I'll keep them." Jay was extremely domineering.

Angeline was between laughter and tears. "Are you going to look at them every day?"

Jay replied, "I'll look at them whenever I want to."

Later, flipping through these albums almost became Jay's daily routine.

Downstairs.

The children were done preparing lunch.