Sir Ares, Goodnight

Grand Old Master Yorks said indignantly, "Stop it, all of you. Jay has already taken Angeline away. You can quarrel all you want but that still won't change anything."

Old Master Severe glanced at the gloomy-looking Chloe and rubbed salt in her wound. "Yeah, I hope they won't come back anymore and enjoy the rest of their lives together." Chloe glared bitterly at Old Master Severe. "Why won't Angeline just die?"

Old Master Severe was so furious that he could feel his organs being set ablaze. He roared, "If Angeline is dead, your son won't come home alive either!"

Chloe hated Angeline's guts, but she needed to admit a fact: Angeline was the apple of Jay's eyes, and Jay could give up everything for her-including his mother.

If Angeline was dead, Jay might be a goner too.

Therefore, for Jay's sake, Chloe had no choice but to go against her will and give Angeline her blessing, hoping that she would live a very long time.

At the thought of this, Chloe felt immensely aggrieved.

Now that Angeline and Jay's problems had come to an

of debate

come with us," Grand

see if you'll have this dream." Old Master Severe

child over to his direct relative. If you want the child, then prepare

Yorks looked at Cole. "What does he mean by

casual, carefree manner," Maybe he wants me to show proof that

identity card?" Grand Old Master

card can only prove your grandson's identity but not his and Dawn's

to marry Shirley, aren't you? Listen, Angeline alone is enough to cause chaos in

Severes."

backward family in the mountainous region? Say, Chief Yorks, you can lead a powerful army but can't manage your family because of your backward and outdated thinking. If you don't change your old and traditional thinking, then the Yorks will

Yorks glared furiously at

reflect on my words. Just think about it, is it really Angeline's fault that a filial son like Jay refuses to

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