Sir Ares, Goodnight

How could Jay allow her to help Cole? Cole was already unable to let Angeline go, and if she helped him out, his gratitude to Angeline might turn into deep admiration instead. Jay grabbed Angeline's hand and said, "Sit down, Angeline. I'll help him."

Angeline looked at Jay suspiciously. She was merely thinking that taking care of a baby was not at all a man's specialty.

She asked, "Can you do it, Jaybie?"

Jay smiled and reminded her, "Don't forget who brought up Jens."

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When Jay came to the courtyard, he saw Cole sweating profusely. He was moving stiffly like a zombie, holding the child while at a loss for what to do.

He gracefully walked toward Cole and said indifferently, "Hand me the child!"

Cole glared at him, speechless. "This is my son, and even I can't take care of him. What makes you think you have the capability to do it?"

Jay said with contempt, "And you have the nerve to say that out loud without being embarrassed?"

one hand and used the other to pat on the child's back lightly. He looked relaxed. "Dawn,

Dawn was loosened up from being shackled,

let out a sigh. "Does this little guy know who his

Yorks, there's only one phrase written on your face, which is 'utter failure'. As a failure, you still have the nerve to pursue my dear Angelina? Angelina is a spoiled princess who

was utterly choked

had never done a single chore. He surely

what if I can't do chores? As long

ten is not enough, we can have 100. Would that not be

said, "My dear Angeline

Cole was dumbfounded.

all these years?" Cole suddenly sympathized

of Tourmaline Estate and learned to make a living on my own. I stood on

and said sarcastically, "Unlike yourself who lived almost half your life yet still have attendants

Cole, "..."

milk bottle, hot water, and other tableware on the wooden table in the courtyard's wooden pavilion. Jay walked over with

at the scattered tableware, not knowing where