My Gorgeous Wife is an Ex-Convict!

Chapter 69

Upon saying Grace’s name, Zoe felt a belly full of anger.

When Grace had caused that car accident back then, she had often heard people in high-end parties talking about how the Stevens Family was doomed, and it had caused her much embarrassment.

It was not until her brother had started going out with Lily that they had finally stopped talking about it.

It took years.

She hated Grace for it.

“Grace is really a Jayx on our family. Fortunately, you broke up with her when he did. Can you imagine what would have befallen us if you’d stayed with that trash?”

Sean sighed.

“I heard she’s a sanitation worker now. Fitting. How could the judge only sentence her to three years in prison? In my opinion, she should’ve been sentenced to at least ten or twenty!”

Zoe kept talking about Grace with a disgusted look, but the more she spoke, the more her brother seemed to recoil.

“That’s enough. Zoe, don’t talk about her anymore. When you

yourself,” Sean said. “Better yet, stay away from

all the time, but

now?”

parents chose that moment to come back into the

that you

think about it. Grace Cummins is

for Grace, but she’s someone we can’t afford to offend! That’s all I can say!” Sean

what are you talking about? Grace is

the entire Stevens Family later because you’re too stupid to listen to

words very carefully. And certainly, his son wasn’t acting this way casually. “Sean, what exactly

things that I can’t

bit more careful. At least… at this stage, you should

of Jason’s former fiancee, it made absolutely no sense. But, at least for the moment, Jason still seemed to consider Grace to be of

visit to the Reed Family home had

weighed heavily on him.

saying anything. Only

an ounce of respect. She nearly destroyed this family-and you. Do you have feelings for her still? Is that what this is about? Sean, don’t be so foolish-

Sean punched his

had left for him when he felt sick last time. He was fully recovered, and, had she not been so distraught, he wouldn’t have taken the prescription in the first place, but he hadn’t