The Ceo’s Convict Wife by Jennifer Mike

Chapter 141

“It’s just because Rosalie can’t get anything good for herself, she doesn’t want Loretta to get anything good either! If she is trying to ruin things between Loretta and Calvin, I’ll rip her apart!” Caitlin said angrily.

“Could there be some misunderstanding?” Gordon calmly asked instead. After all, Rosalie was still his daughter. He didn’t really mind which daughter ended up with Calvin.

The key was that he could be Calvin’s father-in-law.

Caitlin said, “What misunderstanding could there possibly be? She’s just trying to climb the social ladder! Why else would she get close to Calvin after meeting Jonathan? Doesn’t she realize that being an ex-convict, no one will take her seriously? It’s nothing more than a fling.”

Caitlin was doing her best to tarnish her stepdaughter’s reputation at the moment, fearing that she might steal her own daughter’s chance at a great marriage.

“But Loretta is different. She’s completely innocent! She’s Calvin’s legitimate girlfriend now. In the future, she’ll win the best actress award and marry into the Gunner family. It’s all a matter of course!”

Caitlin spoke as if Loretta were going to win the best actress award and become Mrs. Gunner tomorrow.

Gordon nodded and said. “All right. I’ll have Rosalie come home and talk to her then. She needs to keep her distance from Calvin and not interfere with Loretta’s prospects.”

Loretta and Caitlin exchanged a knowing glance, both wearing expressions of satisfaction on their faces.

“Thank you, Dad,” Loretta said. But then a flicker of concern crossed her face. “But what if Rosie doesn’t listen?”

“I’m her dad, and unless she changes her last name, she has to listen to me!” Gordon declared firmly.

Loretta lowered her head slightly with a hint of a smile on her lips.

Later that night, Rosalie received a phone call from her father, Gordon.

How about returning home for a while to discuss your mom’s

relocation?” Rosalie was

buried in a cemetery in a neighboring village. However, that area is undergoing redevelopment, and the land has been requisitioned. Many graves in that area need to be moved. You weren’t aware of this when you were in prison, but the village has already sent out

they hadn’t purchased a grave plot in a public cemetery. Instead, her father had arranged for a friend from a village near Strico to help. The village had a public cemetery, which didn’t require much money, so her mother

wasn’t until later, when she excelled academically, and gained admission to a

she was imprisoned, her father and stepmother naturally stopped visiting her

with weeds, nearly obscuring the words on the tombstone, and cracks had appeared on the point where the tombstone met the grave itself. She had considered repairing the tombstone during her visit,

reluctance. If it weren’t for her mother’s affairs, she wouldn’t have допе back at all

then? When you come back, is there anything specific you’d like to eat? I’ll have Caitlin prepare it Gordon said in a fatherly tone, momentarily catching Rosalie off

achieved success in her career and love life, which were the moments when her father would speak to

changed after her time in prison. She realized that, to her father, she had always been nothing more than a burden. When she was useful, she was his daughter, but when she wasn’t,

eat before I come,” Rosalie replied, then

leaned against the door that connected their two rooms. His gaze was firmly fixed on

as he walked up to

my father,” Rosalie replied. “I’ll be going home tomorrow night, and you don’t need

expression as he asked, “Would you like me to

accompany her and who he thought he was to do so. After

my own,” Rosalie replied. “It’s late, and I

giving

a strand of her hair with his fingers. “Are you really going to distance. yourself

lips together and remained

me as you used to?” he whispered, his warm breath caressing her

to smile gently at him and speak softly, with nothing but his presence in her eyes as if they were

“Used to?”