My gorgeous wife is an ex-convict (Grace) novel Chapter 686

Chapter 686 

“You’re regarding me as an outsider if you say that. Grace, we 

said we’d be friends forever. You mustn’t keep such things from 

me in the future. I don’t want to learn about what happened to my 

friends from the news,” said Lina Sweeney, 

“Got it.” Grace found her nose a little sore. 

That was how Lina behaved. If she regarded someone as a friend, 

she would treat them wholeheartedly. 

The next day, Lina Sweeney met with Grace and learned the details of the case, including how Dexter Rios was the mastermind behind it. 

“I can’t believe he’d frame someone else just because he was afraid of being involved. However, now that you’ve proved your innocence, what are you going to do next?” Lina Sweeney said emotionally. 

“I have no idea,” said Grace. She had some expectations but also some hesitation for her future. 

“Are you going to become a lawyer again?” asked Lina Sweeney. 

Grace chuckled bitterly. “I haven’t been in the business for four years. I don’t know if I can do it yet. I can’t even remember some 

of the legal provisions I used to know very well.” 

“It’d be a shame if you gave up on being a lawyer. Since you’re not in a hurry for a job, you can familiarize yourself with the legal provisions and case studies first. Grace, I’m sure you can do it!” Lina Sweeney said confidently. 

She had always admired her best friend’s ability to learn. 

Grace thought about it before saying, “That’s true. I should familiarize myself with them first. I’ll have to give it a try.” 

She was finally qualified to be a lawyer again, so of course she should cherish this chance more. 

“Accompany me to the bookstore later. I want to buy the latest law 

books,” said Grace. 

“Sure!” Lina Sweeney said happily. Her best friend was finally pulling herself together. Of course, she had to support her fully. 

The two arrived at the bookstore, and Grace went to the law 

section to begin looking. Speaking of which, it seemed that she 

had not been here for a long time. 

Before she went to prison, she was a regular. She came here 

almost once or twice a month, not only for books on her 

profession but also magazines. 

Even though online reading had become the norm, she still 

preferred the feeling of reading on paper and taking notes at 

random. 

Grace felt emotional coming back here. 

Lina Sweeney was a bit bored hanging out at the law section. 

After all, it was not what she studied. As such, she said to Grace,