Sir Ares, Goodnight novel (Jay Ares and Rose)
Chapter 391

After Nancy had been taken away, Jay roughly ripped Sean's jacket off of Rose.

Then, he took his own and covered her with it. 1

"Don't touch things from other men anymore. It's revolting." He warned viciously.

A soft chuckle left Sean's lips suddenly.

After using every method under the sun to stop him and Rose from publicizing their relationship, Jay had never expected and thus never prevented Nancy Bell from being the final key to telling the world. Just like that, the public was now aware of his and Rose's relationship.

The show had to go on. Sean smiled humorlessly at Jay. "A matching couple's outfit with my girlfriend, Master Ares? What's the meaning behind this?"

"She's my wife," Jay declared his control imperiously.

"Ex-wife." Sean gave an extremely gentle smile.

"That's still my wife," Jay said, asserting it as a fact.

The knowledge of Sean and Jay fighting over a woman in front of everyone had the Grand Old Master seething with anger. He had people bring the duo into the inner hall.

Grand Old Master Ares examined them himself. "I hear the both of you are fighting over Rose?"

Sean looked a little ashamed of himself.

Jay, however, blatantly replied, "Yes."

Sean stared at him dumbfoundedly. "Have you no shame to admit such things?"

"You have the guts to do it but won't admit to doing it? Does she know what a coward you are?" Jay turned his head to stare contemptuously at him.

The Grand Old Master banged his first heavily on the table. "Enough. Both of you are public figures. Must you deal with such affairs of the heart in public? Fighting like this in public, do you want the entire world to know?"

Sean thought to himself, 'That's exactly the goal I'm aiming for!'

The Bell's elders stared disappointedly as they grumbled at Sean. "There're so many women in Imperial Capital, Sean. Why do you have to give yourself the trouble of fighting over Master Ares' woman?" There was nothing modest behind the elders' grumbling. Rather, they were merely afraid that Sean would end up offending Jay, therefore subjecting Bell Enterprise's future development to Jay's suppression. Sean stared at his uncles with a sneer in his eyes as he replied respectfully, "It's not that I'm purposely

giving myself trouble by fighting over Master Ares' woman, but Rose and I are very much in love. We've already decided to be with each other for the rest of our lives. I wasn't aware that Master Ares still has feelings for Rose!"

Frost grew from the furrow of Jay's eyebrows.

Grand Old Master Ares seemed slightly shocked as well. Perhaps because he had never expected his outstanding grandson to lose to Sean when it came to love, especially when Sean was hardly a match for Jay.

The Grand Old Master stared at Jay. "What's happening, Jay? Weren't you making preparations to remarry Rose? Why is she with Sean now?"

Jay glared disdainfully at Sean. "She was never with Mr. Bell. It's merely wishful thinking on his half."

Sean was in an immediate uproar. "The one doing all the wishful thinking here is you. She married you and gave birth to three of your children, yet you've never treated her with kindness in return. The love between the two of you was no more than blind worship from her. Now that she has finally understood her feelings and is determined to give up on you for good, you decide not to let her go-"

Every word from Sean pierced through Jay's heart like needles.

Was Rose truly done with him? Was she going to give up on him?

At that moment, everyone's gaze in the room fell on

Jay.

Sean's eyes flashed with a slight gloat at Jay's misfortune.

Jay replied coldly, "That's untrue. What's true though, is that Mr. Bell used his authority as a boss to force his own female staff member into a relationship with him."

It was Jay's word against Sean's, making it difficult for others to come to a fair conclusion.

Someone piped a suggestion. "How about we call Rose in here? We can ask her for the truth."

Everyone agreed with a nod. "Sure."

Soon, Rose was brought into the room.

She glanced at the two men who stood like the center pillars of the room. Jay was seeping with frost while Sean wore a soft smile on his face that reminded one of the warmth of a spring breeze. The naturally ingrained human need to approach advantages and avoid misfortunes had Rose instinctively walk toward Sean.