My gorgeous wife is an ex-convict (Grace) novel Chapter 2570

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Philip Barlow fold George Gregory how Amber Mitchell was 

tortured in the mental hospital and about the basement of 

the Mitchell family’s mansion where Louise Mitchell hid Amber 

Mitchell. 

Even an onlooker like Philip Barlow could not help sighing at the incident. An heiress who used to be so glamorous was 

reduced to such a state. 

George Gregory could only feel a throbbing pain in his heart. 

It was so severe that it was difficult for him to breathe. 

The woman he took great care of had suffered such treatment, but he… had something to do with it! 

He failed to protect her and even put her through all that 

pain. 

‘Did she grow to hate me when she was suffering? 

‘I deserve her hatred! What was I doing while she was tortured? I was enjoying being a happy family of three! 

‘What… What have I done?’ 

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When Philip Barlow was done speaking, he looked at George 

Gregory and found that the man in front of him was already 

in tears. 

No one in Deer City had ever seen George Gregory cry like 

this! One could tell that he was extremely miserable. 

“That’s all I know,” said Philip Barlow. 

“That’s… all… muttered George Gregory before suddenly laughing, but his laughter sounded so sad. What Philip Barlow said just made him feel distressed. Then… all those years of… 

He could not even imagine it. 

Philip Barlow sighed. Indeed, sometimes, it was better not to 

know. 

The meal eventually turned into a drinking session with George Gregory drinking glass after glass as if trying to vent all the anguish in his heart. Philip Barlow accompanied him to 

drink a little. 

He did not drink much, though. He controlled himself. 

In the end, George Gregory was terribly drunk. 

Philip Barlow looked at the time and said, “I’ll have someone take you home.” He walked over to George Gregory’s chair 

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and helped him up as he spoke. 

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George Gregory shouted, “Tell me… Why… do I still feel so bad after drinking so much? Why did things turn out this way? Why 

wasn’t I the one… who rescued her…” 

“It’s already happened. There’s no point in thinking about the past now. Instead, why don’t you think about how you can get her to forgive you?” Philip Barlow said.