Sir Ares, Goodnight novel (Jay Ares and Rose)
Chapter 805

As the villa in Apple Street was acquired by Jay, Anne and the family were forced to move into the Severe family's residence instead.

Lady Severe had already cleared the rooms on the third floor, but when Anne took a tour around the third floor, she started yammering and complaining with her hands on her hips. "George, the third floor is too hot. Sera has just suffered a stillbirth and is still very weak. What are you going to do if she has a heat stroke?"

George looked at Sera as she stood on one side obediently. He noticed that she did look quite pale and felt worried when he saw that the baby fat on her face had been shed off.

Therefore, George approached Lady Severe and said earnestly, "Quinella, Sera has just suffered a stillbirth, and I'm sure you know that she's at her weakest right now. Why don't you talk to Angeline and ask her to exchange rooms with Sera?"

Lady Severe's face clouded at once. "Angel is also in poor health lately. You only care about your youngest daughter, George. Have you ever cared about your eldest daughter?"

George babbled confusedly after he was reprimanded by her. "Angeline has always been a sturdy kid since

she was a child, no?"

Lady Severe glared at him, a fierce glow emanating from her eyes. "George, Angel has suffered a tragic fate. She had a car accident, fell off a building, and went for plastic surgery. That's no superficial pain. Al of that has weakened her constitution."

George was in the wrong and said rather impatiently," Okay, okay, just take it as though I never mentioned it."

Angeline was just standing at the corner of the stairs. After listening to her parents' conversation, she felt a pang in her heart.

His father favored Sera so much that his brain was now addled.

At this time, Anne interjected in a bitter and mean tone, "Quinella, I'm not trying to be rude, but don't you think there should be a limit as to how much you should dote on your daughter? Have you seen other daughters coming home often to stay at their mother's place after getting married? You'll turn into a laughing stock."

Lady Severe was furious. "My daughter is my life, Anne Connors. The Severe residence is mine and I will pass it down to my daughter in the future. I'm merely doing it for my daughter's sake for allowing you to stay here right now. Don't take your undeserved gain for granted."

Anne was rendered speechless and could only make a n unreasonable scene in front of George. "It's your fault for selling off our villa, George. Now others are oppressing us just because we depend on them for a living."

George glared at Lady Severe fiercely, his voice slightly cold. "Just zip it, Quinella. Anne is just anxious about Sera, that's why she wants her to change rooms with Angeline. You're a mother yourself. You should understand the hardships she's going through."

Lady Severe gave in. "I'll switch rooms with her."

"No." Angeline walked out.

Mom had suffered all kinds of grievances because of her. She would not allow her mother to suffer any more grievances.

"Dad, you and Mom are already divorced. Since the court has given the Severe family's residence to Mom, i t is, therefore, my mother's private property. It stands to reason that my mother has no obligation to support your new family. She's just plain kind for accommodating your family, but her kindness certainly does not warrant your family's oppression." Angeline sounded extremely ruthless when she said the last

sentence.

A trace of anger emanated from Anne's eyes. "Aren't you the crudest, Ms. Angeline? Even if you dislike me and Sera, you shouldn't be so cruel toward your dad. Your dad gave your mother this house. Would your mother live in such a comfortable house if it wasn't for your dad?"

Angeline glared at Anne angrily. "You're already sowing discord before you even move in. There will surely be no peace in the Severe family's residence when you move in."

"Angeline Severe!" George roared furiously.

"She's your stepmother. Is that how you're supposed to talk to your elders?"

Not wanting to argue with George, Angeline announced in a rather weary and weak manner, "I will not hand over Mom's room. I can change rooms with her. Stay if you agree to it or leave immediately." Sera stopped as soon she got what she wanted and walked over to tug at Anne's sleeve, motioning to her with her eyes.

With that, Anne no longer voiced her objections.