Sir Ares, Goodnight novel (Jay Ares and Rose)
Chapter 1762

At noon, the servant came over to pass them a message.

"Young Master Jay, today's your older brother's, Ron, death anniversary. The eldest madam is currently in mourning and feeling upset. Miss Judy is so distraught that she's now outside, waiting to see you." As soon as the servant was done talking, Jay rebuffed, "Go and tell her that I won't be going out for the time being."

The servant looked at the relaxed Jay and Angeline and was slightly startled. However, she had no other option but to turn around and leave.

Angeline had a compassionate heart and a frail mental state, but because of her exquisite and generous feelings, she could empathize with the sadness of others.

At this moment, Angeline thought about how Chloe was a middle-aged woman who had experienced the feeling of her child dying before her. She must be in a mournful state of mind. As such, she took the initiative to propose, "Jaybie, the pain of losing a child is no better than being extremely sick or disabled. It's the most heartbreaking type of pain. I think you should go over and comfort her."

Jay looked at Angeline's eyes that were all puffy from her crying. Angeline had just suffered tremendous grief herself. How could he have the heart to leave her at this moment?

He held her hand tightly. "I'll be here to accompany you instead."

Angeline smiled and said, "I'm happy enough that you have this intention in your heart. Now go."

Jay became stubborn and frantically said, "I will not. I'll never again step foot in that hellhole. You end up sad each time I go over. I used to care so much about others. Now, I'd like to be selfish and only care about you."

Angeline could only reluctantly accept his kind intentions.

Fragrant Vessel Court.

The servant went over to report to Chloe. "Eldest Madam, I've conveyed your actual words to Young Master Jay. However, Young Master Jay..." The servant had a complicated expression on her face and started to stutter, hesitating.

Chloe felt that something had gone wrong. "What did J J say?"

The servant told her the truth, "Young Master Jay said that he won't be available for the time being." "What is he up to?" Chloe wondered.

She had used the excuse that she was suffering the pain of having lost her son to get Jay to come over. She thought that the reason was something Jay could not refuse.

Unexpectedly, Jay still rejected her invitation.

The servant said, "He's chatting with the young madam."

Chloe's expression darkened. "Didn't you say that the husband and wife had a little spat last night?"

The servant tremblingly replied, "Young Master Jay's complexion didn't look very good either."

Chloe replied, "If they were quarreling so intensely last night, of course, his complexion wouldn't look so good."

Sandra had a thought and placed her mouth near Chloe's ears. "Chloe, why not take advantage of the conflict between Jay and Angeline? Take Judy to Chateau de Selene and comfort Jay's upset heart. If he's placed between an incomprehensible, fierce wife and a loving mother, Jay will deeply realize that his mother is better than his wife through comparison. He'll undoubtedly treat you better from now on."

A sneer appeared in Chloe's eyes. "You might be onto something, Sandra."

As such, Judy decided to dress up beautifully. She wore the style of clothing that Angeline would usually wear-a small suit with black trousers. She looked rather handsome and charming without losing her feminine lure.

Chloe and Sandra could not help but nod their heads when they saw the lively and quick-witted Judy. They started incessantly complimenting her, "Judy is so much prettier than those city girls. Even Angeline is not as quick-witted as her."

Frankly speaking, Judy was a child who grew up in Mount Pearl. The simplicity of a mountain child was exuding from all over her body.

Meanwhile, Angeline was a pampered child. She had a n air of nobility around her and a ladylike temperament of a scholarly family. She was also rather playful and witty from growing up in a relatively happy environment.

Judy's temperament was rather simple, and it was not as complicated and flexible as Angelina's.