Sir Ares, Goodnight

Angeline stood in front of the mirror. While looking at her haggard and skinny self, her eyes started to wet with tears.

When Jay had desperately chased after her cab earlier, she almost ran out to him without a second thought. Now that she thought about it, she felt afraid. If he were to see her in this state, imagine how sad he would be?

Her phone started vibrating continuously, and Angeline was stunned. She stared at the phone on the bed in a daze.

They were definitely text messages from Jaybie.

When he called her earlier, she heard how hoarse his voice was, and the way he was desperately suppressing his emotions made her unable to listen. She had already been drenched in tears. How could she continue to listen to his voice?

Angeline slowly walked toward the bed and picked up the phone to look at her text messages.

However, Angeline's face turned pale when she saw the contents.

from Chloe. The words she used were vicious and sharp, filled with

personal attacks against her.

accusing Angeline of destroying their

even insulting

of conscience, then you'll stop being a burden to my Jay and making him pay the bill for that sickly body of yours.] Angelina's hand started trembling as she held the phone. Then, her whole body shivered as well. Sᴇaʀ*ᴄh the Findɴovel.ɴet website

she threw the phone onto the wall like a

Angeline's bedroom door and slammed on it while shouting, "Little Angeline, come on out. You being this way will

any contact with the outside world. However, her last trace of reasoning told her that Sis Shirley had just given birth, so it

forced a smile at Sis Shirley. Her initial plan was to stop Sis Shirley from worrying about her, but her current smile

and wept bitterly. "Little Angeline, I know you're in pain. Please cry it out when you have to and don't try to keep it

just that when I saw

"Why did that wretched old woman text you? What did she say? Did she

did. She's never sweet with her words around me. But in the end, I can only blame myself for not being strong enough. That's why