Sir Ares, Goodnight

Rose looked at Sean in astonishment. "What's he doing here?"

Jay looked completely speechless. He turned his head and interrogated Rose in a cold voice, "Weren't you the one who invited him?"

Rose shook her head. "Not me."

The frost in Jay's eyes dissipated slightly. His long and slender legs strode forward as he marched out of the hollow iron gate between the floral brick walls in a n awe-inspiring manner. When Sean saw Jay, he stood up straight and gazed at Jay with a charming smile.

"Sean, are you trying to be my gate pier stone? Why are you standing in front of my gate early in the morning?" Jay's enchanting peach-blossom eyes were stained with a faint smile. Sean's dazzling smile vanished without a trace. "Mr. Ares, you're not the reason why I'm here at the Ares' residence today. I'm here for the beautiful Ms. Loyle."

Having said that, he darted a seductive glance at Rose who was following closely behind.

Rose was so embarrassed that she was anxious to dig a hole in the ground for herself.

Jay turned around and gazed fixedly at Rose,

observing the way she was handling things with relish.

"How can I

love at first sight. And your fists, they've subdued me completely. There are very few beauties like you, Ms.

heart, he wondered if Rose was really as good as what Sean

points when he first laid eyes on

"I'm very sorry, Mr.

defeat appeared on Sean's face.

was standing right in front of her eyes,

Rose mischievously. "Why aren't you

head abruptly to look at Jay,

clear to Sean. "I see. Mr. Ares is the man that you like, Ms. Loyle? Looks like

in Jay's heart, but he did not notice that

denied repeatedly. "No, he's

noticed the inquiring look on Jay's face,

with Sir Ares. Not this life, not the next life, and certainly not the one after that." After saying that, she thought that her rejection seemed a little too obvious and that she had protested her innocence too much. As such, she added in a hurry, "A good horse doesn't return to old pasture, a rabbit doesn't eat the grass by

"Rose, so you're saying that I'm a n old pasture? Or am I the grass by the