Sir Ares, Goodnight

Angeline walked out of the funeral parlor with the heavy-hearted Mrs. Yorks. Feeling both embarrassed and furious, she gritted her teeth and snarled. "I lived to this age for nothing. I can't believe I was fooled by Spencer's honeyed words and actually believed his nonsense... I must be blind..."

Feeling uneasy, Angeline said, "I think Jaybie was the one who ordered Uncle Spencer to do this."

Mrs. Yorks was startled. "Why would he do that?"

Angeline replied, "Someone from Fragrant Vessel Court died as soon as the Ares family's mistresses and children moved into Tourmaline Estate. Jay is an extremely meticulous person. He must have noticed the unusual cause behind the car accident. Therefore, he wants to send Sandra home to look for a clue."

After a pause, Angeline said with a firm and determined gaze, "Aunt Crystal, why don't you work with Jaybie to outwit the culprit with their own trick by pretending like you're running away from home in a fit of pique? If you can fool Sandra, I believe she'll unmask her true nature very quickly."

Mrs. Yorks had always had faith in Jay's noble character, hence she would gladly cooperate with Jay.

However, Mrs. Yorks felt guilty and ashamed when she recalled her lack of faith in Spencer and how she nearly misunderstood him.

In comparison, Angeline would give Jay her complete trust even without an explanation. She could analyze his behavior and words to find out what he was thinking about. The understanding that Angeline had for Jay was a tacit one.

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