Sir Ares, Goodnight novel (Jay Ares and Rose)
Chapter 2368

When Jenson was being reprimanded by his mother, h e immediately lowered his head.

Whitney immediately stepped forward to help Jens." It's a blessing of mine to be able to share sorrows with Jens and solve problems for him, Aunt Angeline."

Angeline looked at Whitney, who was smiling brightly. She recalled that whenever she laid eyes on this girl, she would always look very cheerful. Even at first glance, Angeline could tell that the girl grew up in a carefree environment.

Angeline liked Whitney's innocence and her unreserved courage when it came to love. However, she was also worried that such an innocent girl would suffer a lot of grievances when faced with Jens' sullen and indifferent temperament.

Angeline wanted Jens and Whitney to spend more time together, so she said, "If that's the case, then you and Jens should go over to the Banners' household and deliver some presents to Roxie." "Sure thing, Aunt Angeline," Whitney responded swiftly.

After coming out of Chateau de Selene, Whitney and Jens went straight to the Banners household. Whitney was just happy to be able to do things together with Jens. However, Jens had a solemn expression on his face as if something was weighing down heavily on his mind.

Whitney asked him, "What are you thinking about, Jens?"

Jens sighed and responded, "I'm just wondering why Mommy asked me to visit Roxie instead of Robbie? Mommy knows very well that Roxie and Robbie share a deeper bond, and Sis Roxie would really want to see Robbie. Plus, Robbie is extremely worried about Roxie but Mommy is intentionally keeping Robbie away from her."

Although Whitney was simple-minded, she was still a few years older than Jens. Hence, she was naturally more sensitive about the feelings between a man and a woman than Jens.

Whitney said, "Aunt Angeline's arrangement is the most appropriate."

Jens looked at Whitney in astonishment. "Oh? How s o?"

Whitney said, "Think about it. Among all of the military intelligence division sisters, who wouldn't like the handsome and romantic Baby Robbie? Their feelings toward Baby Robbie are probably not as simple as affection toward siblings. They're mixed with seemingly complex affection between a man and a woman. Aunt Angeline is probably intending on keeping Baby Robbie away from Roxie because she's afraid that the other sisters will think much into it and it'll affect their relationship."

Jenson was utterly stunned.

At this moment, Jens could not help but sympathize with Baby Robbie.

It was as if Baby Robbie had fallen into an inescapable hole.

"Say, who do you think Baby Robbie likes among them, Jens?" Whitney suddenly started to gossip.

Jens lamented, "When they were in the military intelligence division, their missions were extremely dangerous so Robbie and the other sisters relied on each other to keep themselves warm. They sincerely care about one another. This sort of relationship is more like the love between compatriots instead of the love between men and women."

Whitney shook her head and said,

"Perhaps Baby Robbie might feel

nothing but comradeship for the

sisters, but the feelings the girls have for Robbie aren't that pure and simple. At the very least, we can tell that Roxie is in love with Robbie. Roxie's love is extremely open and candid. She loves him, but she

doesn't want to selfishly snatch him

all to herself. She merely wants

Robbie to be happy."

It was Jenson's first time hearing about Roxie's feelings for Robbie, so he was slightly shocked by it." Did Sis Roxie say this herself?" Whitney nodded.

Jenson's heart was brimming with emotion.

"If that's the case, Robbie's in huge trouble."

Whitney said, "Yeah. Robbie was still

a child when he entered the military intelligence division. He probably didn't quite understand the differences between men and

women, so he got along very weet

with the sisters. Now that he's older, be it his appearance or his

personality, he's simply attractive. It's no wonder that the sisters have other kinds of feelings for him. It's just that I'm afraid he'll have a hard time making a choice. Don't you think so?"

Jenson gave it a thought for a while and sighed.

"Mm."

Whitney looked over at Jens' young yet mature-looking face, pinching it in distress. "Smile, Jens. It's not like there's no solution to Baby Robbie's matter." "How can it be solved?"