Sir Ares, Goodnight novel (Jay Ares and Rose)
Chapter 366

Rose was stunned...

Why did Zayne have such a strong animosity against Jay?

If they wanted to blame Angeline's death on Jay, it would be quite unfair for him.

"Calm down. We should not be petty about these minute things if we want to succeed," Rose advised Zayne.

George's expression darkened. "Ange Lin, you don't understand the grudges the Ares and Severe family hold against each other..."

Rose softly said, "I know a little."

George glared at her and bellowed even louder, "No, you don't understand."

Rose looked at George who was fuming with anger. She kept quiet when she noticed the angry bloodshot eyes of her father who was usually gentle and soft-spoken.

Were there other hidden issues that she did not know of?

"Mr. Severe, please clarify," Rose's voice trembled as she spoke.

George said painfully, "The death of my daughter,

Angeline, has got something to do with him."

Rose was taken aback. "Ms. Severe was madly in love with Master Severe at that time. She had made the choice to drive on the highway despite being exhausted just to see him. Consequently, she was involved in an accident. It was purely an accident. I hope that Mr. Severe will not push the blame of Ms. Severe's death toward the Ares family. What more, reject such a good partnership..."

What Rose had said was from an article she had read about Angelina's death.

All of a sudden, Zayne went berserk. "My sister's death was not an accident. He had planned for it to happen..."

Rose was dumbfounded. Nevertheless, at that moment, it was as if someone had poured lead on her. She felt extraordinarily heavy as she fell into an abyss.

"Zayne, you can eat the wrong food, but you can't speak the wrong things," Rose mumbled in disbelief.

Zayne explained it systematically to her, "My sister had not traveled to Imperial Capital out of whim that day. He had set a trap to lure her over."

Rose felt a surge of chaos rush through her mind.

The accident seven years ago...

'I seemed to have received a certain message before rushing over to Imperial Capital.

'Was that message the catalyst of my death?

'No, he wouldn't do that to me.'

When Rose wanted to hear more about it, Zayne laughed bitterly. "Forget it. Why am I telling all these things to an outsider? Regardless, my sister was a fool to have fallen in love with such a horrifying man." The more he spoke, the more questions arose in Rose's mind; it made her feel suffocated.

"I want to hear about it..." Rose almost pleaded Zayne a s she said.

Zayne was flabbergasted by her response and looked at his father.

At this point, he was extremely curious about Rose's identity.

George looked at Rose's look of disbelief that was coursing through her gaze and sighed. He waved to Zayne and said, "Zayne, you can go home first. I have some business to discuss with Ms. Orchid." Zayne left reluctantly. Somehow, he felt a sense of familiarity with this Ms. Orchid.

After Zayne left, George solemnly looked at Rose and said, "Ange Lin, could you tell me your true identity now?"

Rose calmed her turbulent emotions, walked into the bathroom, and then came out with a clean face.

George looked at Rose without her makeup and stood up in shock.

"Rose Loyle?"

Rose did not answer him. Instead, she walked over to him, abruptly knelt, and croaked hoarsely, "Dad." George was stunned.

"You're confusing me. You're Ange Lin, Orchid, and Rose Loyle. However, you're calling me dad?"