Unspoken Hearts: My Neglected Mute Wife’s Escape

Chapter 251:

Despite this, a part of Bria felt not reconciled and regretted acceding to Kallie’s earlier request. “I demand an explanation!” Bria’s response was swift and controlling as she tightened her grip on Kallie. “You’re not going anywhere until we clear this up.”

Linsey, having regained her composure, fixed Bria with a steely gaze. “Miss Nixon, while the full truth may be murky, it’s clear Kallie has been locked up against her will. You claim to pity her, yet everyone in Burmoos knows she’s Jake’s wife and a friend of my family. Mr. Jerome Hayes has even publicly vowed to protect her. Given her connections, how can you consider her pitiful? If she is, what does that make ordinary people?”

Kallie was kidnapped by criminals on her way to pay respects at Mr. Roderick Reeves’s grave. While I don’t suspect the Nixon family’s involvement, if you truly rescued her, why wasn’t she taken to the police or a hospital? Why label her a vagrant instead?”

Linsey’s voice sharpened with accusation. “Do you have ulterior motives? Do you think because Kallie can’t speak for herself, you can do whatever you wish?”

Stunned into silence, Bria found herself at a loss for words, reeling from the directness of Linsey’s interrogation. The irony of the situation twisted a knot in Bria’s stomach. Kallie, seemingly meek and having been bullied by Sarah, was in fact Jake’s wife.

couldn’t help but feel a sting of jealousy. Sarah had tried so hard and failed to marry Jake, yet Kallie, whom she deemed pitiful, had succeeded. Despite the harsh look Bria gave Kallie, Bria eventually let

yet unmistakable murderous intent in Bria’s eyes, felt a surge of

critical juncture that Ewing chose to step in. He offered Kallie a sympathetic smile and spoke

from

longer for his

priority. Everyone present is a witness. If anything happens to you,

quick to counter.

a legal agreement and suggested that Jake, as Kallie’s husband, should co-sign

ensure Kallie’s safety,” Ewing explained as he orchestrated the

by one particular clause. “She has to report to you whoever she meets during