Unspoken Hearts: My Neglected Mute Wife’s Escape

Chapter 145:

Kallie messaged Brent, urgently saying she needed to leave the hospital.

Brent did not inquire why. Instead, he focused on her whereabouts and her condition.

Brent immediately agreed to help. “Don’t worry. I’ll get you out of here,” he assured her.

Reading his messages, Kallie’s anxiety lessened.

Over the following days, they devised a plan to escape.

Fortunately, Jake hadn’t completely confined Kallie.

As long as Kallie followed the treatment plan and took her medications, she was allowed some freedom. However, she was not permitted to leave her ward.

At times, Kallie felt like a closely watched prisoner. She yearned to confront Jake. Yet, whenever she requested to see him, they told her Jake was too swamped with work.

Kallie suspected he wasn’t actually busy. Rather, he was avoiding her and the pregnancy.

Then, unexpectedly, Kallie’s primary doctor appeared. His visits were rare, occurring only during significant events.

The moment Kallie saw the primary doctor, she felt a wave of nervousness wash over her. She rose from her seat and stealthily took a few steps toward the corner.

With the help of her phone’s text-to-speech function, Kallie inquired what he needed from her.

The primary doctor wore a complex expression, as if he were torn between speaking his mind and resigning to silence. Finally, after a moment of indecision, he spoke. “Kallie, I’ve come to discuss the baby you’re expecting.”

She quickly typed on her phone,

primary doctor paused to consider

tears, Kallie continued typing with shaky fingers. “What

strongest, and it’s hardly the ideal condition for pregnancy. Moreover, it seems you and Mr. Reeves are heading toward a divorce. If that happens, the baby

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response. “I am committed to giving my child the best life possible, without causing any trouble for Jake. If he doubts my intentions, I’m willing to put it in writing. This child is a life I

appear rational, yet beneath the

set his mind

doctor talk to her first wasn’t about soliciting

it impossible to resign herself to this. After all, this was her

clear: Given the state of your

reeled. What

with terror as she clutched the primary doctor’s hand, silently

“The treatment we administered over the last days was flawed. You wouldn’t want

world was unraveling, Kallie shook silently as she fully believed the doctor’s words. She had braced herself for Jake’s schemes, but she never envisioned he would stoop to such

of anger and grief, she was struck silent. Instead, tears flooded down her cheeks as she violently cleared the

paper with a sympathetic glance. “This is the consent form. It’s more merciful to end the pregnancy, the kindest option for

crumpling to the floor as she hugged her belly, her spirit broken by the overwhelming fatigue. Never had she felt such deep exhaustion. Jake’s indifference was

riddled with remorse upon seeing her pitiful condition, opted to remain

approached the latter swiftly. “You’re actually going to fulfill her request?

my family. I prefer to stay out of their conflicts. Once Kallie signs this, we are no longer

the primary doctor and asked

it, shaking his head vigorously. “That’s Jake’s child. I wouldn’t dare to interfere. You might not be aware, but Jake desperately wants a child. He’s contacted me several times, questioning whether Kallie could conceive again. What I told her was merely to frighten her. Now that I’ve spoken to Kallie, there’s no going back. We must end her

her hand on her flat belly, a slight dread washing over her. It was as if she could no longer feel the baby’s

eyed the consent form. Perhaps the doctor was correct. The baby was