True Fated Marriage (Grace and Heinz) novel Chapter 39

Grace knew that the child will not go easy on Simon, and she didn't know where his inexplicable resistance came from.

Grace did not want her son to be rude.

Grace said to Gary, "Honey, why don’t you go and play in your room.¹'

"Mommy." Gary was obviously unwilling.

"Go." Grace's expression was stern.

Gary looked at his mother and then looked at Simon. He bowed slightly and put on an aggrieved look. He whispered, "Well, Mommy, I'll go play by myself then. Don't worry, I'll be quiet."

Grace's heart suddenly ached. The more humbly Gary behaved, the more Grace felt sorry for him.

However, Grace was still determined not to behave soft heartedly.

Gary took a few steps and looked back at his mother. Seeing that his mother did not want him to stay, he rolled his eyes and walked into his room.

After a moment of silence, Simon said, "Well, you have a smart son."

Grace was silent for a minute before she said, "Brother-in-law, I'm afraid you've forgotten that I did not give birth to only one child, but two."

Simon's face froze. He turned his eyes and looked elsewhere, not daring to look at Grace's face.

It was a kind of guilt that spread little by little, and it looked so obscure on his handsome face.

Grace looked at him and pursed her lips. "Looking at you now, it seems that I was too harsh."

"Sorry, Grace." Simon looked at her and his eyes were filled with bitterness. "I blame myself all these years."

Grace's eyes were bright. She looked at Simon, and some sharpness surged out of her eyes.