My gorgeous wife is an ex-convict (Grace) novel Chapter 318

Chapter 318 

“Fine, let’s date,” Lina Sweeney said with resignation. Since she was going to be avenged on, she should at least be mentally prepared for it. “Then you… Uh, you can give me my phone back 

now.” 

She had not forgotten that the main reason she followed him to the mansion was to get her phone back. 

He stared at her for a moment, then threw the phone which was lying on the coffee table straight back to her. 

“Ah!” she exclaimed, catching her phone just in time. The phone cost her 10,000 dollars. She had bought it through gritted teeth. If it hit the ground and its screen broke, it would cost more than 2,000 dollars to fix. 

It hurt to think about it! 

If it did break, she dared not ask him to pay! 

Lina Sweeney turned on her phone and looked at the time. It was already past nine o’clock, and there were several missed calls on her phone. They were all from her parents, so she immediately called them back. 

The call soon got through and there came her father’s angry shout. “Won’t you just give us a call if you’re not coming back for dinner? You’re not even answering your phone. What are 

Lina Sweeney was sweating wildly. “I… I got tied up. I’ll be right 

back.” 

With that, she hung up the phone quickly and looked at Hadwin Stephenson who had walked over to her. With her father’s loud 

voice, he probably heard what he just said to her. 

“Well, if there’s nothing else, I got to go,” Lina Sweeney said rather lamely. 

“I’ll take you home,” said Hadwin Stephenson. 

Lina Sweeney hastened to say, “It’s all right. I’ll just take a taxi there. Besides… I have to pick up my car from yesterday’s parking lot.” 

However, he grabbed her wrist and firmly said, “I’ll take you there. We’re in a relationship now.”” 

Lina Sweeney was rendered speechless. Fine, he could take her there if he wanted. 

Lina Sweeney stopped arguing and obediently followed Hadwin Stephenson out the mansion. 

“The keys to your car,” Hadwin Stephenson said to Lina Sweeney. 

Lina Sweeney looked confused but obediently took the car keys from her bag and handed them to Hadwin Stephenson. 

Hadwin Stephenson gave the car keys to the driver and told him to go to the place where Lina Sweeney parked yesterday to get 

“Yes,” the driver replied and left. 

Then, Hadwin Stephenson got into the driver’s seat and looked at 

Lina Sweeney who stood dumbfounded beside the car. “Get in,” 

he said coldly. 

“Oh.” Lina Sweeney came back to her senses and hurriedly got