My Gorgeous Wife is an Ex-Convict!

Chapter 33

Grace found the statement laughable. “Then you can say those words to my younger sister but not to me. I still need to work, so if you could excuse me.”

Annabelle replied angrily, “If it weren’t for you, why would the projection ads of Sean proposing to Lily have been taken down? You killed Jason’s fiancée and he’s taking it out on Sean and Lily’s families, and yet you’re just fine, casually sweeping the streels here.”

Grace was stunned. The thought had not occurred to her that it had been done by Mr. Reed.

Mr. Reed…as a matter of fact, it was also because of him that she was able to escape from Greg the last time.

The Reed family was the most powerful and the wealthiest in all of the city. Mr. Reed controlled the huge Reed Corporation, and that meant that he could have whatever he wanted.

Grace had found that out the hard way.

In the beginning, when Sean was rushing to break up with her, not a single lawyer in the city was willing to handle her case. Wasn’t that also because of Jason Reed?

the pain she suffered in prison was ignored by the prison. guards,

she killed was Mr. Reed’s

could still recall almost

the Reed family had given orders to punish her there. Those who wanted to curry favor with the

to sweep, ignoring Annabelle’s scolding.

and rushed forward to slap Grace

to teach her a lesson!” Annabelle jerked her hand

not sure if it fell around here and then got swept up like rubbish. It seems like I’ll

immediately snapped out of it. She also smiled and said, “Yeah, they do need to look for it properly. Your ring isn’t cheap. They will have to go through

spoke, she turned toward Grace and continued, “Since you were sweeping here just now, you must know where it is. You’ve probably already swept the ring into the garbage. bin, so hurry now and look through

stopped what she was doing

at? Go and find it! If you can’t find it, it means that you must have stolen it!” Annabelle responded maliciously.

the street, noticed the commotion and walked over to ask