Sir Ares, Goodnight novel (Jay Ares and Rose)
Chapter 581

"She can't be Angeline Severe, though?" Jack howled suddenly. "Angeline Severe died nine years ago." The law enforcement officers shared a suspicious look, their gazes fleeting between Jack and Angeline. "One of the two of you are lying."

Jack pointed at Angeline. "It's her. She's the liar. She's not Angeline Severe. You can check her files, officer."

Right as the law enforcement officer took out his phone to enlist the help of another department, Angeline quickly stepped up to interrupt.

Approaching Mr. Carter who stood next to Jack, Angeline reached for the transparent file in his hands. She took out a marriage certificate and handed it to the officer.

"TH cut you some trouble. Take a look at the date on my husband and I's marriage certificate. That should tell you if I'm the Ares family's daughter-in-law or not."

Then, she opened to show the first page of the certificate where the law enforcement officers could see the beautiful smile of a lady with bright eyes. She was huddled closely with Jay, and her features were a replica of the lady before them.

On the certificate were the words 'Angeline Severe' printed clearly, and the marriage certificate was dated

two years ago.

The officer returned the certificate to Angeline. "My apologies, Miss Severe. It seems like there has been a mistake."

Then, they turned to speak exasperatedly to Jack, "Apologies, but we cannot take your case, Sir. Now if you would excuse us."

Jack refused to surrender and instead blocked the officer's path with a bitter plea. "You have to believe me. She can't be Angeline Severe."

The law enforcement officer replied, "I'd suggest that you establish a new case if you suspect this woman for impersonating your daughter-in-law. Only after confirming that she's indeed a fraud can we take up the issue of Mr. Grayson illegally holding your son captive."

Jack's expression darkened. The rigidity and fairness of the law had thrown cold water over his eager plans.

The enforcement officers turned to leave.

Jack glared at Angeline. "How dare you pretend to be Angeline, Rose Loyle?"

Angeline lifted the black tulle off her face. He was then met with an appearance he had long lost within his memories. Jack was left gaping in shock.

Only after a long while did he snap back to reality, but even then, the shock was still present in his voice. "Angeline Severe?"

Angeline smiled enchantingly. "You don't seem very mentally alright, Dad. Would you like to see a psychiatrist here?"

Jack was infuriated. "I don't care who you are, but I'll get the entire Severe family together to sue you for impersonating Angeline Severe. We'll see how long you can keep this up." Angeline asked, "What gives you the idea that the Severes would listen to you?"

Like a lightbulb had lit over his head, Jack suddenly turned to yell at a nurse passing by, "Go and get Old Master Severe out. He'll definitely recognize his precious granddaughter.” Workers in the hospital had begun to abhor Jack as a result of him coming to trouble the administrator time and time again. Thus, none of the nurses wanted to listen to him at all. "Have all of you gone deaf or something?" Jack yelled i n indignity, "Do you want my son to punish you nurses for being lazy when he wakes up?"

Right then, Grayson walked over and looked at Angeline with a silent question.

Angeline nodded.

Grayson turned to the nurses. "It's alright, go send for Old Master Severe."

Soon, Old Master Severe arrived in a wheelchair.

His mental state had improved drastically over the last two years. Perhaps it was thanks to the words of encouragement from a physically marred Rose Loyle. As Old Master Severe's determination and will strengthened, he could finally rise from the bed and begin to move, albeit just a little bit.