My gorgeous wife is an ex-convict (Grace) novel Chapter 2514

Chapter 2514 

However, all she could do now was watch her baby through a glass wall. 

She only hoped the baby was strong enough to survive this. 

“By the way, Kyla, have you chosen a name for the baby yet?” Grace asked as she sat beside her hospital bed. 

“Yes, I have.” Kyla finally smiled at the mention of her daughter’s name. “Her name is Trista.” 

“Ye?” Grace was surprised. 

“Yeah, her surname is Ye,” Kyla answered affirmatively. She wanted the child… to have the surname Ye. 

“Which ‘Si’?” Grace asked again. 

“The ‘Si’ that means thoughtful,” replied Kyla. 

Grace understood that the ‘Si’ probably meant longing. Kyla had never shown any emotions toward Martin Weiss’s departure, but… she probably missed Martin Weiss. 

She used to say her love for Martin Weiss was not enough. 

However, the depths of one’s affection could change. 

Chapter 2514 

2/3 

How could Kyla’s feelings for Martin Weiss not be deep enough? Kyla had no idea that the liver in her body was donated to her by Martin Weiss. 

The two of them were already inextricably intertwined. 

After leaving Kyla’s ward, Grace asked Jason, “How’s Martin 

Weiss?” 

Jason said, “He’s still hospitalized, but he’ll probably have to stay in the hospital for a while. Besides, he needs to recuperate for a long time afterward. The liver donation almost killed him. I later learned that there were some risks during the operation. He was lucky to have survived it. Otherwise, he probably wouldn’t have made it off the operating table.” 

“I hope when Kyla recovers and Trista is removed from the intensive care unit, Kyla will move on from the hurdle in her heart and get back together with Martin Weiss again,” said Grace. Martin Weiss had given so much to Kyla. 

Even though Martin Weiss had made mistakes, he had paid the price for them over the years. 

“They’ll be together if Kyla has the intention to do so,” said 

Jason. 

“But will Martin Weiss… be willing? After all, his affection for Kyla isn’t what it once was,” Grace said with concern. 

4