Sir Ares, Goodnight novel (Jay Ares and Rose)
Chapter 1994

Therefore, Baby Robbie could tell how furious his mother was with just one look at her face. Of course, Baby Robbie had experiences of his own with handling Angeline's anger. Regardless of what sparked Mommy's anger, he should admit his mistakes first.

Angeline was so furious she almost wanted to laugh." Do you know what you did wrong?"

Baby Robbie was stunned. "I'm a slow-witted boy... Could you please remind me, Mommy?"

"You didn't do anything wrong. Stand up." Angeline reached out to pull him.

Baby Robbie was too afraid to stand up.

"Stay there, then."

Angeline cast a stern glance at Jenson. Jenson was self-aware, hence he got down on his knees right next to Baby Robbie. His back was straight, while his cold and dashing face was filled with unswerving determination.

"Do you know what you did wrong yet, Jens?"

"Yes." "Let's hear it."

"I shouldn't have called Grandma by her name," Jenson replied.

Angeline said, "Since you know you shouldn't call Grandma by her name, why did you still do it?"

Jenson put on a gloomy expression but did not speak further.

He hated Chloe. Had it not been for Chloe, Mommy would not have gotten into a car accident, she would not have jumped off a building and disfigured herself, and Baby Robbie would not have gone missing... Their family would not have had to go through so many farewells.

Chloe was the source of their family's tragedy. Mommy was kind-hearted, hence she could make allowances for her behavior, but not him.

However, Jens was not bold enough to complain to Mommy about these things.

Angeline looked at Jay in frustration, and Jay forced a smile. "Should I get down on my knees too?"

Angeline felt extremely speechless. "Why are you joining in the fun?"

Jay said, "You're pregnant. It's not good to get mad."

Angeline ordered, "Bring me a chair, then. I want to give these two brats a good lesson."

As soon as the queen gave her command, Jay responded immediately, "Okay, okay. Hold on."

He grabbed a chair and wiped it ingratiatingly before asking her to take a seat. "Please take a seat, my great and mighty wife."

Jenson and Baby Robbie looked at their father miserably. They initially thought Daddy would speak up for them but were surprised to see that Daddy had chosen to take Mommy's side instead.

Angeline sat comfortably on the chair and looked listlessly at her sons. "What's wrong? You're not happy about this?"

Jenson and Baby Robbie pulled themselves together immediately and responded with sonorous voices," Please go ahead and lecture us, Mommy."

Angeline began lecturing them with all her heart. "I know you hate your grandmother for hurting me so deeply and for bringing so many disasters into our family, right?"

Jenson nodded sincerely.

Baby Robbie shook his head unctuously. "I don't hate her. I don't hate her at all."

Jenson glared speechlessly at Baby Robbie and sneered, "Hypocrite."

Baby Robbie explained, "I'm just worried that Mommy will be sad..."

Jenson thought about it. Indeed, he should not have infuriated Mommy when she was pregnant. Therefore, he quickly shook his head.

Baby Robbie teased Jenson, "You should've just chosen to lie in the first place like me."

Angeline glared at her children gloomily. Was she invisible? How dare they lie so brazenly in front of her?

Jenson and Baby Robbie realized that their lousy lies had been exposed by Mommy and said in unison, "It's a white lie, Mommy."

Angeline shook her head helplessly.