Sir Ares, Goodnight novel (Jay Ares and Rose)
Chapter 1828

Although they had been married for a very long time, it had not been easy for them to reunite after decades as a scheme drove a wedge between them when they were still passionate lovers. The next day.

Cole sneaked into the house to check on his son but bumped into the scene of his parents sleeping while embracing each other. He was petrified.

He shut the door quickly and took a few deep breaths to recover from the shock.

Grand Old Master Yorks looked at Cole behaving in an abnormal manner and teased him, "Did you see a ghost? What's with that expression?" Grand Old Master Yorks walked over, trying to catch a glimpse of his great-grandson as well.

Cole dragged him aside and said, "Hey, old man, it's not appropriate to look inside..."

Grand Old Master Yorks came to a sudden realization. "Your mother didn't leave last night?"

Cole nodded.

Grand Old Master Yorks was overjoyed. "I'm so glad she's back."

Mrs. Yorks and Spencer were awakened by the whispers outside the room. Mrs. Yorks said to Spencer coyly, "Hurry up and go out."

Spencer said, "Honey, they're going to tease me to death if I go out now. I don't want to go out. I'll have a lie-in with you."

Mrs. Yorks was helpless.

At this moment, Dawn woke up. He opened his eyes. Upon seeing the unfamiliar Spencer, he burst into tears.

Spencer picked up the child, opened the door, and walked out, thrusting Dawn into Cole's arms while complaining, "Take care of your own son."

He then turned around and entered the room, closing the door with a bang.

Cole asked his Grandpa for help. "Did you see that, old man? What does your son mean by that?"

Grand Old Master Yorks stroked his chin and said with a smile, "As the saying goes, absence makes the heart grow fonder. Your parents have just reunited. How can they find the time to take care of your child for you? You'll have to figure this out yourself."

Cole hammered the door panel and said, "Spencer, you could at least bring out my son's milk formula and diapers."

Spencer opened the door and tossed a woven basket containing Dawn's daily necessities outside. "Take it.

Don't disturb me. I need to sleep."

Cole sighed. "Sigh, you value your lover more than your son."

Grand Old Master Yorks looked at his helpless-looking grandson and burst out laughing.

"Cole, Jay and Angeline will get married soon. Even your parents have played out a reunion of the century. You're still a highly eligible bachelor. Don't you find yourself an awkward presence in the romantic Tourmaline Estate?"

Cole said grumpily, "Stop it. I'm building my own property outside and it's almost done. I'll move out when the house is finished."

Grand Old Master Yorks was so furious that he threw a cigarette box at Cole. "Did I say I was going to drive you out of Tourmaline Estate? I want you to propose to Shirley and live happily as a family." Cole pulled a long face. "That's impossible."

Grand Old Master Yorks persuaded him earnestly, "Are you still in love with Angeline? You've seen for yourself how much effort Angeline puts on Jay. When Jay was sick, Angeline crawled her way to Cloud City just to seek treatment for him. Their relationship is impenetrable, so why bother clinging to a hope that can never come true?"

Cole looked forlorn and said, "I know I don't stand a chance, but I don't know how to pull myself out of this."

Grand Old Master Yorks said, "Look at your son. He's yours, the closest person to you in this world. I heard that Jay had forced himself to accept Rose who he detested greatly because of Jens. His reluctance was not for naught as he discovered the truth that Rose was Angeline."