My gorgeous wife is an ex-convict (Grace) novel Chapter 1278

Chapter 1278 

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That’s good “RVA Corbyn breathed a sigh of relief. 

y the way, howe Nelson? Pll come and visit him next time I’m hee,” said Grace. It had been a long time since she visited the little 

Aya Corbyn hesitated for a moment before saying, “Nelson’s fine. He misses you too. Alright, I gotta go back to work. I have customters here. I’ll talk to you next time.” 

Kyla Corbyn said, quickly ending the phone call and putting away her phone. However, there were no new customers at her food 

stall at all. 

She smiled wryly as she lowered her head. She just did not know how to tell Grace. There had been so much going on these days. Grace was pregnant, and she did not want her friend to worry 

about her. 

Chapter 1278 

Even though Kyla Corbyn had heard the bodyguard calling Jason 

to report the incident and knew that with Jason’s ability, he would 

bring Grace back safely, she still had to hear it from Grace herself 

before she could feel at ease. 

“I’m fine, Kyla. Don’t worry,” said Grace. 

“That’s good.” Kyla Corbyn breathed a sigh of relief. 

“By the way, how’s Nelson? I’ll come and visit him next time I’m 

free,” said Grace. It had been a long time since she visited the little 

one. 

Kyla Corbyn hesitated for a moment before saying, “Nelson’s 

fine. He misses you too. Alright, I gotta go back to work. I have 

customers here. I’ll talk to you next time.” 

Kyla Corbyn said, quickly ending the phone call and putting away 

her phone. However, there were no new customers at her food 

stall at all. 

She smiled wryly as she lowered her head. She just did not know 

how to tell Grace. There had been so much going on these days. Grace was pregnant, and she did not want her friend to worry 

about her. 

It was just that the following days after Nelson was discharged 

from the hospital, her son kept having some bruises and minor 

injuries on his body. The kindergarten teacher also said that the child often had conflicts with other children in the kindergarten. 

As for the reason, the teacher only discreetly mentioned that it 

had something to do with some of her experiences. Kyla Corbyn 

immediately understood when she heard this. 

Imprisonment. It had to do with her imprisonment. That 

experience was like a smirch branded on her forever, which also 

made Nelson suffer. 

‘I only want my son to grow up safely, but why is something so 

normal for all mothers so difficult for me? 

‘Also, can I really win the custody case?’ 

Kyla Corbyn’s eyes dimmed. 

After ending the call, Grace turned her head and asked the butler 

nearby, “Where’s Master Reed?” 

“Over in the mourning hall,” the butler replied. 

Therefore, Grace decided to head toward the mourning hall, but 

as she was about to leave the main house, the butler suddenly