My gorgeous wife is an ex-convict (Grace) novel Chapter 354

Chapter 354 

“Thinking of…” She suddenly shuddered, her eyes staring straight at the person in front of her. Come to think of it, 

Hadwin Stephenson was now the patriarch of the Stephenson 

family. He would of course have his contacts and connections. 

If Hadwin Stephenson would help her investigate Grace’s 

case, it would be easier to get some useful leads. 

With that, the light in her eyes got brighter. She looked at Hadwin Stephenson like she was looking at a freshly baked 

bun. 

“Well… I know I did you wrong and I admit to everything you said. I promise I’ll do whatever you want, but… can you do me a little favor while we’re dating?” Lina Sweeney looked at him. 

expectantly. 

“A favor?” Hadwin Stephenson was a little surprised. “What ‘little favor’ do you want me to do for you?” Judging by her brown-nosing look, it was probably not that little. 

“Well, my friend Grace, the one who came to find me with Jason the other day… She was wrongly convicted of a crime and spent three years in prison, but she was actually wronged. We just never found evidence to help her reverse the case. There have been some clues lately. Can you please 

follow these clues and see if you can find anything that will 

help reverse the case?” said Lina Sweeney. 

Hadwin Stephenson did not expect that her favor was to help 

Grace. 

“She’s on good terms with Jason. Why is it that instead of 

asking Jason for help to reverse the case, she asked you to go through so much trouble?” 

“Hey, Grace doesn’t know I’m asking you for help. She didn’t ask Jason because…” Lina Sweeney paused. After all, it was her best friend’s private matter, and Jason’s current relationship with her best friend was quite complicated. She ended up saying, “I don’t think she would want to ask Jason. for help with the case. After all, she was claimed to have been 

drunk driving and killed Jason’s fiancée, Jennifer Atkinson.” 

Hadwin Stephenson narrowed his eyes and suddenly 

chuckled. 

“What are you laughing at?” Lina Sweeney frowned. 

“I just thought their relationship was kind of interesting,” Hadwin Stephenson said with a smile. “However, since the judge ruled your friend to have killed someone because she was drunk driving, why do you think she was wronged?” 

“I’m sure Grace won’t lie. She said she didn’t drink that day 

and it was Jennifer Atkinson’s car that rushed toward her. 

Since she said so, then that must be the case,” Lina Sweeney 

said confidently. 

The curve at the corners of Hadwin Stephenson’s mouth gradually began to vanish, and his eyes began to darken. “Do 

you trust her that much?” 

“She’s my best friend. If I don’t trust her, who should I trust?” Lina Sweeney said matter-of-factly. 

“How about me? Do you believe me?” Hadwin Stephenson asked suddenly.