My Gorgeous Wife is an Ex-Convict (Grace) novel Chapter 1640

Chapter 1640 

“Mom, don’t worry about the future. I’ll find a boyfriend and introduce you to him when this is over,” Lina said jokingly, not wanting her mother to worry too much. 

Her parents had already worried too much for her. If only her marriage could give her parents peace of mind, then… she would try her best to marry! 

Grace received a call from the kindergarten teacher saying that something had happened to her daughter and wanted her to come over. 

Grace instantly felt a thump in her heart. “What happened?” 

“Here’s the thing… Jasper got into a fight with another child, and they… got a little injured… the teacher said. 

Grace learned from the phone call that Jasper and Oriel Lynch had gotten into a fight in kindergarten. Oriel Lynch was slightly injured as Jasper had ripped a patch of her hair out. 

Girls valued their appearance. When Oriel Lynch saw a bald patch on her scalp, she instantly cried and insisted on pulling 

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Jasper’s hair too. 

As one was the adopted daughter of the Reed family while the other was the heiress of the Reed family who had just returned, the class teacher could not offend either side. Hence, they could only make this phone call with caution. 

Grace hurried to the kindergarten. However, before she could walk into the teachers’ office, she heard Irene Lynch’s shouts. 

“Do you have any manners? How has your mother taught you? You and Oriel are sisters, after all. How could you pull Oriel’s hair like that? Did you do it on purpose? You… You’re so mean for your age…” 

“She’s not my sister!” Jasper Reed’s childlike voice replied. 

“What did you say? Oriel’s your daddy’s daughter. Why is she not your sister?” Irene Lynch’s voice had gotten sharper. 

“No! I only have a brother!” the little one retorted bluntly. 

“Did your mommy teach you to say that? How long have you been back? What will happen when you grow up if you’re already shunning your sister?” scolded Irene Lynch. 

“What happens to my sister when she grows up is our family’s business. It has nothing to do with you, Aunty Lynch.” Mick Reed’s childlike voice was cold. “Also, you slandered my 

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mommy. You have to apologize to her!”