Sir Ares, Goodnight

After Jay said this, he turned and left.

Chloe was moved to tears.

Although Jay still hated her in his heart, she was very content that he was willing to let her off so leniently.

She would try to make it up to him for the rest of her life.

When Grand Old Master Yorks saw the bright, neat, and radiant Chloe, he felt nothing but grateful toward Angeline and ashamed of himself. He secretly scolded himself for failing to recognize such a jewel in the family. If he had protected Angeline from the beginning, perhaps the Yorks would be in an entirely different situation now.

When the wedding march sounded, Mr. Severe walked Angeline down the aisle. As soon as the crowd laid their eyes on Angeline, they were all stunned by her beauty.

"Woah, the bride is beautiful."

Chloe smiled warmly and lovingly, shaking Boye's hand in excitement. "Mom, take a look at her. Our Angeline is breathtaking."

Boye teased her, "Isn't she much more beautiful than that Judy girl?"

"Angeline is a daughter from a noble household. She's elegant and studious through and through. How could Judy even be compared

replied, "And now you also think that our Angeline is the

in a low voice, "I'm merely stating

I feel at ease knowing that you're the person who loves her the most, spoils her the most, and is the one who tolerates her the most in this world. I hope that for the rest of your lives, you two can continue to walk hand in hand together and strive hard to live through each day." Jay took Angelina's

seen covering his eyes." Tsk tsk tsk, Angeline Severe,

forward to marrying my brother since she was a child. They've

to ear at Angeline's bold

smiled even

her hand and locked fingers with her. Then, they both walked up the

boys held onto her wedding dress' train, following them from behind in

by the beauty of

wife's three biological kids. Look at Jenson and Robbie. They look exactly like their daddy. The whole

Master Ares spoils his wife to the utmost extent. He's not only dedicated but also affectionate. I think their parents' noble characters would inevitably

listening to others commenting on her big brothers. "My dear brothers, who'll be lucky enough to be my sisters-in-law? I'm really

said, "I'm still