Unspoken Hearts: My Neglected Mute Wife’s Escape

Chapter 92:

“Absolutely! Who else is going to be there for your prenatal check-up if not me? Would we really want that jerk Jake to be the one by your side?” Linsey agreed enthusiastically before she berated Jake for being an unreliable father.

Kallie offered a gentle smile, indicating they shouldn’t dwell on those issues and that relishing their moment of happiness was what mattered.

“You’re absolutely right,” Linsey said with a nod.

They continued their conversation, enjoyed a late-night snack, and Linsey stayed overnight. The next morning, they headed to the hospital together.

Initially, Linsey suggested inviting Ethan along, but Kallie declined. She preferred not to involve too many people, fearing misunderstandings if Ethan attended the prenatal check-up with her.

Choosing the hospital likely owned by the Lyndon family, where she had visited and learned of her pregnancy, Kallie aimed to minimize the chances of Jake learning about her hospital visit.

“The test results show your anemia and malnutrition are improving, but they’re not back to normal yet. If this trend continues, it could negatively affect the baby as well,” the doctor explained after reviewing the test reports, detailing what each indicator meant. He prescribed several supplements and vitamins.

“It’s crucial that you take these on time and attend prenatal check-ups more frequently than other expectant mothers, even if your condition stabilizes,” the doctor added.

“Understood,” Linsey responded for Kallie, her expression tinged with concern. “We’ll make sure to follow through with your instructions.”

“Good. Are you her family?” The doctor glanced at Linsey. “What about the baby’s father?”

by the inquiry. Before she could answer,

see. My condolences,” the doctor replied, somewhat taken

is your storytelling

in the bed of another woman!” Linsey clenched her teeth and pointed at Kallie. “It’s

simple question.

Linsey cautioned Kallie as

head, expressing that work brought her

tools and a workbench you might need. There’s no need to head to the office!” Linsey

smiled and nodded,

woes, a form of self-healing that Linsey likely couldn’t grasp, prompting Kallie to hold back on the

no dietary restrictions for

Linsey had just left the obstetrics and gynecology wing. Approaching from the opposite direction were Sarah and

of Sarah and Jake sent a jolt through Kallie. Her mind raced with worry about Jake having suspicions about her pregnancy. What if he discovered it? How would she

here?” Before Jake could utter a word, Sarah interjected, scrutinizing Kallie

nasty? Is that

back with equal hostility. “Shut up! Gynecologists don’t deal with infections like that! But you two came out of the dermatology and STD department, didn’t you? Treating an STD, perhaps? You must be projecting your filth onto others! Did you pass your infection to Jake? Are you both here for treatment?

Sarah flush with anger. “Don’t slander

Kallie earlier, so why is it slander when