Sir Ares, Goodnight

Chapter 115

Darkness flashed across Jay’s gaze, but his expression remained stoic. He looked at Baby Robbie and calmly explained, "Miss Nancy is not a maid. If all goes well, she will become your mommy in the future. You both should be gentle and affectionate toward her, understood?"

Nancy’s mood improved greatly after seeing Jay protect her.

Jenson was feeling unhappy inside. His expression was dull, but he remained quiet. However, he was obviously chomping hard on his pizza.

Baby Robbie noticed how his big brother was internalizing his displeasure. Baby Robbie’s eyes glowed. He looked at his daddy and curiously asked," Daddy, what do you mean by 'if all goes well'?"

Jay's lips curved upward. The little boy's mischievous gaze was obvious to see.

"Don't worry, all will be well." Jay ruffled Baby Robbie's head.

That sentence was like a reassurance pill for Nancy. She was secretly chuckling to herself.

Baby Robbie nitpicked on the pizza and gave up on the cutleries. He used his hand and tore off the crust without any cheese. After breakfast, his pizza and sandwich were hardly touched. They only turned from

complete pieces into a pile of icky stuff.

When Jay and Nancy were preparing to bring the children out, Baby Robbie suddenly hugged his stomach and squatted on the floor. He looked pitifully at Jay. Material © NôvelDrama.Org.

"What’s the matter?" Jay asked.

"Daddy, my stomach is painful. It's so painful that I can’t walk," Baby Robbie whined.

Jay saw how the little boy’s facial expression was all scrunched up. His heart ached so much for his young son. He immediately carried Baby Robbie. "Let Daddy carry you."

Nancy looked at Baby Robbie. Although his face was frowning tightly, his complexion was still radiant as usual. She knew that he was faking it. Jay doted on this son who had suddenly appeared after so many years so much. That was why he could be easily fooled by the boy’s tricks.

Nancy smiled and said, "Let’s bring the child to the hospital for a checkup, okay?”

Baby Robbie laid on Jay’s shoulders, his scrunched up expression had long smoothened out. Jay could not see Baby Robbie’s face, but when he heard Nancy’s suggestion, he nodded in agreement.

Nancy gloated at Baby Robbie. He gave her a sweet smile, but that smile had a chilly essence to it. "Daddy, there's no need to see the doctor. I'm just so hungry that my stomach hurts. I've never gone hungry since I was born. I'll get a stomach ache if I go hungry for too long. I'll feel better after having some freshly made plain porridge."

The corners of Nancy's mouth twitched. She previously thought that the little ancestor Jenson was difficult enough to handle. She did not expect Baby Robbie to be worse.

Jay felt that it was better to be safe than sorry, thus he had no choice but to buy another breakfast for Baby Robbie. With Baby Robbie dawdling around, the beautiful morning ended up into a nerve- wracking morning. Both Nancy and Jay felt that this morning was a miserable one.

When they finished settling Baby Robbie's issues, it was already lunchtime. Jenson pursed his lips and cooly announced, "I don't want to eat outside food."

Jay frowned.

These two little ancestors were skilled in torturing people. 3

When faced with such situations, Nancy had to up her performance in displaying her patience and excellent upbringing. She patiently comforted Jay, "Jay, each child has their capricious moments. It's okay, let's just go along with them."

Jay looked at the two cute boys. Baby Robbie and Jenson exchanged glances. Jay curved his index finger into a hook and beckoned for Baby Robbie and Jenson. With a gloomy expression, he commanded,"

Both of you come over here now."