Sir Ares, Goodnight novel (Jay Ares and Rose)
Chapter 2286

When Jenson returned to the Tourmaline Estate, it was already midnight.

Chateau de Selene was extremely quiet, but Jay was sitting in the rest chair in the front courtyard, waiting for Jenson's arrival.

When Jenson returned, Jay went forward to greet him. In the night, the two leopard-like men were conversing quietly. Jay's voice was laced with prestige. "He didn't come back?" Jenson shook his head. "He's still hesitating."

Jay was shrouded with anger. "How old is he? How is he still swayed by the first stirrings of love?"

Jenson said, "Daddy, Uncle is still restrained by morality at the moment. It seems like he doesn't want to throw away his relationship with Aunt Josie entirely."

Jay snorted and retorted, "Unwilling to throw it away? It's not because of his old feelings for Josephine or anything. He's just afraid of losing his current stability and prestige.' Jenson looked at his daddy, feeling restless. He knew that Daddy had zero tolerance for extramarital affairs. Uncle's behavior had gravely offended his limits.

Jenson also had a view of things and knew very well

how to tell right from wrong. He was also extremely furious at his uncle's action.

It was just that the other party was still his uncle.

He was Mommy's most adored big brother.

However, the person whom Uncle had hurt was his Aunt Josphine, his daddy's sister.

If Daddy took it too far when handling Uncle Zayne, it was very likely to hurt both Daddy and Mommy.

Jenson was just worried that it would cause a strain in his parent's relationship. Apart from that, he was not that worried about anything else.

"How are you going to handle this, Daddy?" Jenson asked.

Jay sighed. "I'm just worried about your mother's health. If it weren't for that..."

Jay gritted his teeth and said viciously, "I would've castrated him."

Jenson noticed Daddy's clenched fists and knew that he was holding himself back.

Jay thought for a moment before saying helplessly, "I'll give him one last chance. I hope you don't disappoint me, Zayne Severe. You'd better repent right this instant." In the wee hours the next day.

Zayne came back from outside.

When he went to bed, Josie turned her back to him and did not give him the time of day.

Zayne extended his arms, wanting to embrace Josie. However, she inched away with strong resentment. Zayne quickly lowered his head.

They said nothing till daybreak.

In the morning, Josie woke up early and changed Joseph into his uniform. After preparing his breakfast, she sent Joseph to kindergarten.

She had been too occupied to talk to Zayne about what had happened last night. She could only slam the door fiercely upon leaving the house. The sound of the thunderous slam made Zayne sit up in shock

Zayne sighed gloomily.

"What a tigress."

Josie was taking Joseph to kindergarten. On the way there, Joseph started vomiting non-stop so Josie anxiously turned the ear around and went to the hospital instead.

Josie was holding Joseph in her arms as she filled up the registration form. He got a blood test and they waited for the report before going in to see the doctor. The entire process was nerve-wracking for her

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As for Zayne.

He was also filled with guilt toward Josie. After Josie left, he got up and quickly went out to chase after her.

Along the way, he kept thinking to himself, 'End your relationship with Emmy, Zayne Severe! Your wife is Josie, and you have to be responsible for Josie!' That was what he was thinking, and he also wanted to fulfill his promises to Josie.

However, the world was often unpredictable.

Zayne hurriedly rushed to the kindergarten, feeling uneasy along the way. However, he failed to catch up to Josie.

He squatted in frustration at the entrance of the kindergarten, dejected. 'Is this God's will? Is God trying to tell me that our relationship has come to an end?' Zayne returned home dispiritedly. Upon arriving at the door of the house, he saw the mother and son sitting on the swing while laughing their hearts out. At that moment, Zayne was brimming with grievances.

"You didn't send Joseph to school, Josie? You made me run around all over in vain."