My gorgeous wife is an ex-convict (Grace) novel Chapter 308

Chapter 308 

Besides, if a man like him could get in danger, it did not matter whether she kneeled or not. 

Even if she were to break her legs kneeling, it would not do him any good. 

Her silence darkened his eyes. Without another word, he started the car and drove away. 

Just then, Grace felt nothing but silence and repression in the car. 

Grace went to Lina Sweeney the next day, and the two found a table at a restaurant near Lina Sweeney’s house. Looking at her best friend’s obvious dark eye circles, Grace reckoned she did not sleep well last night. 

“What happened after you got home yesterday?” Grace asked. 

“Don’t go there. My parents were preparing a ransom and almost made me kneel on the washboard when I got home,” Lina Sweeney said. 

Grace’s face was full of surprise. “Why? You didn’t tell them about Hadwin Stephenson?” 

“Uh. I told them that 

Sweeney said. She did not have the guts to tell her parents the truth. 

If her parents knew that she had ‘slept’ with a man abroad, they would have done more than just roast her last night. Maybe her old man would have beaten her with a rolling pin. 

“What is it with you and Hadwin Stephenson? Why did he take you away like that yesterday?” Grace asked the biggest question in her mind. 

Also yesterday, after seeing Hadwin Stephenson, she found 

out that this man was the same man she had seen through the window of the restaurant when she was having dinner with Lina. 

Therefore, Hadwin Stephenson had been stalking Lina for a while 

now! 

Lina Sweeney blushed a little and looked as if she could not tell her. 

“If you can’t talk about it…” 

“Hey, there’s nothing I can’t say,” Lina Sweeney said and roughly told Grace what had happened back then. “… Then, I got your call and came back. I thought he would be quite open about it, having grown up abroad. I thought he probably wouldn’t take it seriously. Who knew… Uh, he seems to think I’m a playgirl.” 

Lina Sweeney felt a little embarrassed at this point. 

Listening to Hadwin Stephenson’s ‘accusation’ yesterday, if the