My gorgeous wife is an ex-convict (Grace) novel Chapter 2038

Chapter 2038 

Juliet Harper said politely, “Hello, aunt Cummins. Hello, aunt Corbyn.” She looked so adorable with her cutesy voice and face. 

However, the little one’s voice sounded a little nasally, so Grace said, “Does Juliet have a cold?” 

“Yeah, she has a small cold, so I brought her to the hospital for a check–up. What about you?” said Chase Harper. 

“Nelson lost his hearing aid. We came to the hospital today to collect his new one,” said Grace. 

Kyla saw that Juliet’s hair was a little messy, so she crouched down and said to the little one, “Why don’t I fix your hair? Otherwise, it’s going to be all over the place.” 

Juliet blinked and nodded. She was not afraid of strangers. 

Therefore, Kyla took a small comb from her bag and combed Juliet’s hair. 

Grace looked at Chase Harper and said, “Congratulations on getting married. Your child is so big now. It’s a pity that I didn’t get to attend your wedding dinner back then.” 

Chase Harper was one of the few people who did not look at her differently when she was at her worst, and he had even helped her before. Grace had always been grateful. 

Chapter 2038 

However, as soon as she said that, he unexpectedly chuckled 

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bitterly. “My wife and I are divorced.” It was obvious that he did not want the child to hear that, so he kept his voice low. 

“I’m sorry,” said Grace, also slightly embarrassed. 

Chase Harper smiled faintly. “It’s nothing. Since we’re not right for each other, it’s better to separate than stay together. It’s better for our child like this than letting her live in a family where there are disputes and quarrels all day long.” 

Just then, Kyla was done braiding Juliet Harper’s hair. Juliet Harper skipped over to him and asked, “Daddy, do I look good?” 

Guilt could not help flashing across Chase Harper’s eyes as he looked at his daughter’s neatly combed braids. These braids were indeed much better than what he could do. 

After the divorce, he had tried his best to be both a father and mother figure for her, but there were some things a grown man with a daughter could not do very well. 

“Yes,” said Chase Harper. Then, he turned and said to Kyla, “Thank you.” 

“Don’t mention it,” Kyla said with a smile. 

Just then, Nelson Corbyn walked out of the nearby consultation room. After seeing Chase Harper, he shouted with some 

surprise, “Uncle Harto!”