My gorgeous wife is an ex-convict (Grace) novel Chapter 548

Chapter 548 

However, Kyla Corbyn soon come to her senses. She stepped 

forward to take her son from jason and said. Thank you. I’l 

carry Nelson into the room first! 

With that, Kyla Corbyn took Nelson in her arms and headed to 

the backroom behind the small restaurant 

Grace saw this and said to Jason, ‘I’ll have a word with Kylo Give me a minute.’ Then, she followed her into the bockroom. 

When Grace entered the room, Kyla Corbyn was putting Nelson on the bed. She pulled over the quit and gently 

covered her son with it. 

‘Thank you for taking care of Nelson today. Grace.” Kyla Corbyn thanked Grace. 

Grace bit her lip slightly and looked straight at Kyla Corbyn saying, “I met Martin Weiss today. Kylo.” 

The words ‘Martin Weiss’ mode Kyla Corbyn stiffen suddenly and her face paled. “He.” She had just started talking but could not go on anymore. 

It was because she did not know how to start or how to ask 

Her eyes were filled with a layer of fear and tension. 

Grace took the initiative to say, “It was just a chance 

encounter because Nelson lost his cochlear implant and went 

to the restroom to look for it. He met Martin Weiss there.” As 

she spoke, she took Nelson’s cochlear implant out of her bag and handed it to Kyla Corbyn. “Also, Martin Weiss doesn’t 

know Nelson’s his child” 

Kyla Corbyn’s pupils shrunk immediately as she looked at Grace in shock. Her heart was in a sea of shock. Nelson’s 

identity had always been her secret, and few people knew it, 

but now… “You knew?” she asked jadedly. 

“Yes, Jason mentioned Martin Weiss to me before, and I thought of a case I had read back then. I sort of guessed your relationship with Marlin Weiss, and Nelson actually looks a little similar to Martin Weiss,” said Grace. Then, she added 

sheepishly, “I’m sorry…” 

After all, this was a matter of privacy, and no one wanted to be found out about their miserable past. 

Kyla Corbyn forced out a smile. “What are you so sorry about that? By the way, I remember you said you were a lawyer before. You said you’ve read the files, so you should know. 

what the case was about.” 

Grace nodded. 

“I was framed, but unfortunately, no one believed me when 

I said it,” said Kyla Corbyn. It was such agonizing despair 

that even her mother did not believe her at first because her 

relationship with her mother was extremely strained. It was only after Nelson’s birth that her mother did not want her to suffer too much, so their relationship eased. 

“I believe you. Although… Uh, there’s nothing to prove your innocence, but I believe in you,” said Grace. She too had 

suffered from being framed.