Sir Ares, Goodnight novel (Jay Ares and Rose)
Chapter 261

Grand Asia Medical Center.

Jay entered the exclusive VVIP room with various renowned specialists and consultants from all over the world.

The patient inside the room was none other than Rose's grandfather... Old Master Severe.

Jay had arranged for Old Master Severe's transfer from Swallow City to Imperial Capital overnight. Additionally, he got all the related specialists to carry out a checkup for the old man. Their working diagnosis was... the old man had a rare illness: Hysteria Paralysis.

The specialist of the related field informed Jay, "The old man is conscious, but his four limbs are paralyzed. Physical examination and other supplementary tests show that he co-morbidly has hypertension and ischemic heart disease which seem quite well controlled. His full-body paralysis could be related to the mental trauma he experienced seven years ago."

The specialist was holding on to Old Master Severe's case notes while reporting and explaining the patient's condition.

Jay's gaze landed on the file that the specialist was holding and dove deep into thought.

'Seven years ago. Wasn't that when Angeline was

involved in a fatal accident?

'Old Master Severe's mental trauma must be from the reality of losing his precious granddaughter.'

A heavy fog shrouded Jay's gaze.

He was somewhat responsible for the fall of the Severe family.

As a result of driving miles in search of love, Angeline lost her life in an accident and indirectly sent the Severe family into a downward spiral. How much pain must she be going through?

"I order all of you to get Old Master Severe back to health and on his feet regardless of the way or cost," Jay had a persistence he had never carried before as he ordered imposingly. "Understood, president. We will do our best."

Jay bellowed, "Not just do your best. You can only succeed. Failure won't be accepted."

The specialists wiped the sweat off their foreheads." Yes, yes, we will." They replied respectfully.

Only then did Jay leave, feeling relieved.

In the office, Grayson informed him in detail about the incident when Rose was beaten up.

"President, Rose Foyle is Sean Bell's newly hired personal assistant. On her way to work, she bumped into Nancy who then gave her a hard time. Rose slapped Nancy because she was angry that the latter had tried to trap her into getting raped..."

When Grayson reported the matter, a smile crept up Jay's expressionless face.

Grayson was taken aback. 'Why does the president's mood appear to be good over the fact that Rose slapped Nancy?'

Grayson quickly continued with his report, "Nancy then cried her way into the chairman's office. You do know that the chairman dots on his daughter a lot. Thus, when he found out that his daughter had been slapped, he immediately got his people to capture Rose. Nancy then grabbed the opportunity to exact revenge and gave Rose over ten slaps..." 1

Consequently, Jay's casual smile disappeared into thin air, and his expression was replaced with that of anger.

Grayson lamented to himself that Jay was openly biased. When he heard that Rose had hit Nancy, he smiled so handsomely. However, when it came to the fact of Nancy having hit Rose, his face became as dark as coal.

"The chairman wanted to issue a warning and thus got his bodyguards to teach Rose a lesson. It seems like after the bodyguards kicked Rose in the stomach two to three times, Rose ended up hugging her stomach out of severe pain and fainted soon after."

Having finished listening to the report, a fit of fiery anger began to burn in his chest. He was so angry that the pencil in his hand abruptly broke into half.

When he spoke again, his tone was so cold that it could have frozen a huge bull. "Grayson, did Old Master Bell mention how he was going to compensate Rose?"

Grayson appeared troubled. "About that..."

'If the president replaces out about Old Master Bell's reaction after the incident, I'm afraid that the president will erupt in anger.

'Imperial Capital is going to be washed over by an angry typhoon again.'