The Ceo’s Convict Wife

Chapter 587

“Rosalie… If it’s possible, I don’t want you to thank me for anything,” murmured Calvin.

Throughout his life, he had always subconsciously maintained a distance from others. Even his friends, such as Alan, also commented on his aloof nature, which always created a sense of alienation.

It was as though, regardless of their efforts, nobody could ever penetrate his inner world.

However, he could finally comprehend what it meant to be unable to access someone’s inner world at that moment. Calvin had been making sincere efforts to get closer to her as he longed to be a part of her world, yet there was always an air of detachment in her interactions with him.

Despite her smiles toward him, it always felt like Rosalie was subtly declining his approach.

“What should I do to truly penetrate her inner world?” wondered Calvin.

Meanwhile, in the hospital, Rosalie had rushed to the floor where the pediatrics department’s inpatient department was. She approached the nurses’ station and provided Aiden’s name before finally locating his ward.

When she arrived, Aiden had already fallen asleep.

Laying on the hospital bed, Aiden’s calves were wrapped in thick white bandages. There were bruises all over his swollen face. His eyes also looked swollen, even when they were closed, indicating that someone had beaten him.

Rosalie also spotted Matilda, who sat by Aiden’s hospital bed and was silently shedding tears.

Rosalie gently stepped forward, mindful not to wake Aiden, and asked in a lowered voice, “Mrs. Haab, what happened to Aiden?”

“Oh, Rosalie, you’re here…” sighed Matilda while looking at Rosalie. “Aiden got into a fight with other kids at kindergarten and… ended up like this. We’ve already done a bunch of tests today, and he might need more tests tomorrow. The doctor said that his injuries aren’t severe, but still, it’s a cause for concern…” she rambled.

surprise, and she began thinking, “A fight? From what I know, Aiden is a rather reserved child and rarely engages in confrontations with others. Even if there’s someone he dislikes,

Rosalie inquired, “What led to Aiden getting into

in a fight with the children who

“Amelia has already been through so much, and now Aiden has to go through this. I’m not even sure if he can continue attending that kindergarten. What should we do in

Rosalie had a suspicion that the situation had become known within the kindergarten because Irene had intentionally brought up Amelia’s criminal record at

Upon seeing Rosalie, she said, “Why did you come here when it’s already so late? By the way, I really appreciate your help earlier and I’ll transfer the money back to you tomorrow.”

need to rush on that,” Rosalie replied, observing Amelia’s tired appearance. Under the lighting, her red eyes and markedly pale complexion were quite evident. “Amelia, I’ve already heard from Mrs. Haab about what happened with Aiden. today. He got into a fight with those children to protect you,

gaze softening as she looked at the sleeping Aiden. She knew very well that Aiden didn’t like

Aiden didn’t know that in the eyes of the world, her time in prison was seen as a just punishment, and she was considered

Lillian to help think of a solution and find a new

it was probable that everyone in the kindergarten was now aware of Amelia’s criminal record. She was concerned that Aiden might encounter prejudice from others at the kindergarten

wish for Aiden to experience what she had been through. Since she couldn’t change the environment he was in, the only thing she could do was make

with Rosalie’s suggestion.

to

of me getting my conviction.

momentarily stunned. She gave it some thoughtful consideration before responding to Amelia, “30 percent.”

me to proceed and attempt to clear my name? An ordinary person might consider a 10 percent chance worth fighting for, but 30 percent feels exceptionally low to

me…

to the passage of time, some of the evidence that could have helped your case in the past may no longer be available. Therefore, even if you choose to pursue an appeal, the judge may place greater emphasis on witness