Sir Ares, Goodnight novel (Jay Ares and Rose)
Chapter 951

Jay's gaze fell on the broken shards on the ground, and a look of helplessness flashed in his eyes. "How much is the bowl? I'll pay you." Angeline blurted out, "831 bucks."

Jay eyed her suspiciously. He could not help but think that this she-devil was teasing him for some unknown reasons.

Angeline stretched out her fair and slender hand. "Pay up!"

Jay felt embarrassed. He did not have a single penny with him, so how was he supposed to compensate her?

"I'll pay you once I have the money," he said.

Angeline leaned forward, her smile exceedingly sly." You don't have any money? Give up your heart then."

Jay stared speechlessly at her. "You think I'm only worth 831 dollars?" He deliberately stressed the word ' dollars'.

Angeline thought for a while. "831 bucks isn't enough for your good looks indeed. Here, I'll give you 831,224 dollars. How's that?" Jay was quite sure that the she-devil was teasing him.

He glared furiously at her, wearing a steely expression that seemed to say, 'Neither riches nor honor can

corrupt him. Neither poverty nor humbleness could make him swerve from principle. Neither threats nor force could subdue him.'

"Not enough? How about 831,911 bucks?" Angeline switched things up and continued to tease him.

Jay refused to entertain her.

"What about 8,313,344 bucks?"

Jay gritted his teeth and sneered grimly, "Are you teasing me?"

Angeline smacked her forehead and said, "I'm such a failure. I've teased you for so long yet you actually have no idea that I was teasing you. Looks like my effort in making the bowl of chicken soup has been flushed down the drain.

Jay's grim and sullen aura diminished. "Thank you."

He should thank Angeline because she was willing to condescend to a pauper like him by cooking for him.

Angeline said, "I don't need your thanks."

Jay said in a resolute manner, "I'm a married man. Please put away that ridiculous idea about being my sugar mommy."

When Angeline saw the crimson color slowly creeping up on his pale yet handsome face, she knew that his body temperature had risen again.

Angeline could not bear to bully a patient like him.

"You're sick. I'll take you to the hospital. We'll talk

once you feel better," Angeline said.

As soon as she mentioned that he was sick, he moved his attention back to his body, only to realize how sore and weak his limbs were.

He slumped on the bed weakly.

Angeline lifted his hand and placed it at the back of her neck, propping him up on her shoulder. He was placing his body's center of gravity almost completely on her.

Jay was slightly stunned. He thought that she was a pampered and delicate woman, not expecting her to be stronger than those fisher girls.

Angeline heaved him into the car and got in the driver's seat. She had not personally driven a car for many years now, hence she was particularly clumsy when she drove. Jay slumped on the seat and asked her feebly," Where's your driver?"

Angeline said, "I sent them away."

Jay's complexion paled abruptly.

When they arrived at Grand Asia, Jay had already lost consciousness from the high fever.

Angeline carried him on her back and took him to the medical department.

The medical department exploded the moment they saw Ms. Severe carrying the long-missing Master Ares

on her back.

The dean ordered all the best medical specialists to stand by.

Angeline sent Jay to the ward and ordered in an insufferably arrogant and bossy manner, "Perform a full-body examination to find out the cause of his fever. Also, see if he has any other hidden illnesses." As soon as the doctors received the instructions, they began bustling about.

That night, Angeline waited outside the monitoring room and was in a state of anxiety and tension the entire night.

When all the examination reports were out, the doctor told her, "Master Ares' fever is caused by the bacterial infection that triggered his stomach problems. On the other hand, the imaging data shows a blood clot in Master Ares' head, which can cause amnesia and other similar symptoms."

Angeline said indifferently, "He has already lost his memory."