My Gorgeous Wife is an Ex-Convict (Grace) novel Chapter 2057

Chapter 2057 

Martin Weiss turned to his son and said, “I’ll take your mommy home myself. If I want to harm her, it makes no difference 

whether you’re here or not. Who do you think saved you today? If I had gone in a little later, you would have gotten much more badly hurt than this.” 

Embarrassment flashed across Nelson Corbyn’s young face, and his drooping hands at his sides clenched into tiny fists. 

In the end, Nelson Corbyn left with Mrs. Corbyn. Kyla looked 

at Martin Weiss and asked, “What on earth do you want to talk 

about?” 

Kyla spoke as she withdrew her arm from Martin Weiss’s hand. 

Martin Weiss instantly found his hands empty. 

She had always done this. Whenever he came a little closer or touched her, she would resist. 

However, she was once the first one to hold his hand. She would say, “Martin, I want to hold your hand forever.” 

‘Forever… I’m willing to give her the rest of my life, but she no longer wants it.‘ 

“Let’s find somewhere to sit,” said Martin Weiss. 

Kyla refused and said, “No. Just say whatever you want.” 

“Nelson gets bullied a lot, doesn’t he?” asked Martin Weiss. 

Kyla’s expression changed slightly before she replied with a hum. 

“Society is always full of bullies. If people know Nelson is my son, few will dare to bully him,” said Martin Weiss. His flat voice sounded as if he were just stating a simple fact. 

However, only he knew how nervous he was when he said this. Even his hands that were dangling at his sides were trembling slightly. 

Kyla stiffened, and a flash of caution crossed her face. “What do you want to do? Do you want Nelson’s custody back and have him live with you?” 

Kyla felt torn. 

In the past, she would have resisted, but now… she had the idea that maybe it was best if Nelson lived with Martin Weiss. 

Nelson would be the Weiss family’s little young master, not the son of a store owner who was an ex–convict. 

With the Weiss family backing him up, no one would look down on Nelson anymore, let alone discriminate against him. 

However, Kyla could not help but ache at the thought of being separated from her son.