Sir Ares, Goodnight

Chapter 92

All he wanted was to teach Rose a small lesson. He did not expect that his sister and son stood on Rose's side. There was no joy in taking revenge on her. 1

He stretched out his impeccably manicured hand in front of Rose. "Give me your phone." His voice was dripping with resentment.

Rose hesitated because she did not know his intention.

Jay reached over and grabbed her phone. He glanced a t the call notification from the kidnappers, then used Rose's phone to dial a number.

"Help me find the location of phone number 134***," Jay said coolly.

Rose was shocked. Was Jay helping her to rescue Baby Robbie?

After the call ended, Jay tossed the phone back to Rose like he was tossing away trash.

"Daddy, are you saving Robbie?" Jenson said expectantly.

"I'm doing this just for you!" Jay patted Jenson's head and said cloyingly.

Josephine pouted. She knew that her brother's vanity would one day be his undoing.

Jay might have been actively helping Rose to call the police and help in the child's rescue, but for Rose, she could not afford the slightest mistake. She had to be absolutely sure that Baby Robbie was safe.

The kidnappers wanted money. If she did not respond to their demand soon, she was afraid that they might harm Baby Robbie before the police could get there.

Rose slowly walked in front of Jay and said humbly," Sir Ares, Baby Robbie means my life to me. I cannot lose him. Please, help me with getting him back safely ..." Her tone of voice was low and subservient.

Jenson shook Jay's arm. "Please, Daddy, just help Mommy! Mommy only wants money. Can't you lend it t o her?" 1 Content held by NôvelDrama.Org.

"There's no need," Jay said, "My friend can save your child without causing him any harm..."

Rose was too concerned about Baby Robbie. She started crying as she begged, "But I think I should just pay the ransom and appease the kidnappers! Please, Sir Ares, lend me two hundred million. I'll do anything you ask me to."

Jay stared at the Rose who had forsaken her dignity to ensure the safety of her child. He was a little taken aback by Rose's utterly different attitude at that moment. He seemed to have understood why Jenson preferred Mommy.

He knew that Rose was a prideful and cunning liar. However, at the moment, she was begging him

earnestly.

Josephine could not bear to watch it anymore. She ran over, pulled Rose up, and yelled at Jay. "Brother, two hundred million is only loose change to you. Why must you degrade her dignity?"

"It's not a matter of lending her the money. I do not believe in bowing to the kidnappers' demands," Jay said coldly.

Josephine saw that her brother had made up his mind. She turned to Rose instead. "Sister-in-law, my brother can be so calm watching from the sidelines because he doesn't know the truth. Do you think it's time for you to tell him the truth, for Baby Robbie's safety?"

Jay narrowed his eyes. Josephine's words had piqued him, but he pondered the words carefully and remembered that Rose was a pathological liar. He should not fall into another of her traps again.

What truth could she have?

Rose was caught in an agonizing dilemma. If she told Jay the truth, there was the risk that she might lose Baby Robbie. If she did not, Baby Robbie's life would b e in further danger.

With tears in her eyes, Rose nodded. She could not afford to think for her own benefit. She would rather lose Baby Robbie as long as his safety was ensured.