Sir Ares, Goodnight

Jenson said again in a sleepy voice, "Mommy, can you help me choose a shirt from the closet?"

Angeline was slightly stunned... However, a gentle smile soon overflowed from the corners of her eyes.

She always had the illusion that Jens was old and wise, as though he was already a fully grown adult. As such, she did not expect that Jens would have such a side that still depended on his parents. Angeline walked toward the closet and chose a pale white shirt with a twill tie.

Then, she returned to the bedside and helped Jenson with his shirt and tie. Jens smiled very contentedly at her, saying, "You're the best, Mommy."

Angeline smiled at him and replied, "You'll be in charge of the Ares family's affairs from now on, Jens. You're going to become a mini-adult."

Jens suddenly hugged Angeline and said emotionally, "I may not have so much time to care about you in the future, Mommy. Promise me you'll take care of yourself. Don't let anyone bully you again, or Daddy and I will feel distressed for you."

Angeline could feel her nose turning sore at his words, and she said to him with a smile, "Silly child, who'd

dare to lay a finger on me? I have your daddy and all of you around me. Anyone who sees me walking toward them would probably take a detour to avoid m e."

"Why don't you have another girl, Mommy? It's best if she inherits your beauty. Daddy

me before. You and your dad are truly

flowers as they stood

on earth are you wearing? Why are you wearing such an alluring color? Is that appropriate for a man your

blurted out, "I'm wearing this to celebrate your big day. What an unappreciative tool, you

took her hand, saying with a coy and childish tone," Mommy, why didn't you get me new clothes as well?" Watching the scene before him,

the cheek to say anything about him when he

smiled and said, "When you return to Yorks Stronghold to become the person in charge there, Mommy will also get you something new,

with Greatgrandpa Yorks before, and he said Yorks Stronghold has been doing well these several years. Moreover, Grandpa Spencer is keeping watch as well, so I'm still free of worries and will be able to enjoy a few more years of peaceful days. Then, after I'm done with my studies, I can go and look for an exquisite lady fo myself. I'll take her to Yorks Stronghold to accompany me so

very pleased to hear his

up on the mountains, so the lively Baby Robbie might not get used to life there in the first

Baby Robbie and hoped for their wishes to

prayed to God that

his very