Unspoken Hearts: My Neglected Mute Wife’s Escape

Chapter 255:

Despite Ewing’s kind demeanor, Kallie remained cautious, wary of trusting anyone too hastily in her vulnerable state. Walking in, Ewing ensured Kallie was comfortably settled in her room and arranged for a chef and a couple of servants to attend to her needs.

Throughout their interactions, Ewing’s gaze often drifted to Kallie’s belly, hinting at unspoken thoughts he hesitated to voice. Kallie, perceptive and astute, could almost read the concern in Ewing’s eyes. She understood that others might share his unspoken thoughts, feeling pity for her situation. To most, her husband’s heart lay elsewhere, even though she was pregnant and her well-being was not guaranteed.

Realizing the discomfort his scrutiny might cause, Ewing eventually averted his gaze, his demeanor shifting to one of awkwardness.

Kallie didn’t feel offended, though. She took out her phone and carefully typed a message, her demeanor calm and unperturbed. “Don’t worry. I’ve gotten used to it. After all, you’re not the first one to think that way.”

Kallie’s message only deepened Ewing’s sense of guilt. His voice softened as he replied, “Take care of yourself and consider this place your home. If you need anything, just let me know. Don’t keep it to yourself, okay? If possible, I hope you can visit Tyrone from time to time. He’s very fond of you. You’re his granddaughter.”

Kallie couldn’t ignore the earnestness in Ewing’s hopeful look. Her response was thoughtful, albeit tinged with an undercurrent of reluctance. “I doubt I’m the one you have been looking for, but I appreciate what you did for me today. I’ll visit Tyrone more often whenever I’m available. I hope you find your cousin soon.”

Ewing shook his head gently. “I guess you have a clear answer whether we’re related. I understand the Nixon family has failed you and your mother. If you choose not to forgive us, I won’t press you. However, Tyrone isn’t getting any younger, and it will mean a lot if you spend some time with him. He’s not to blame for past grievances.”

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of their connection, yet admitting it openly was another matter. Her mother’s dying wishes still echoed in her mind, a poignant reminder of past hurts. Kallie’s mother was reluctant to

the circumstances, she could only navigate the situation by staying in

comfortable stay with his meticulous arrangements, Ewing started to walk

to arrange for Bria’s swift return to Ferelden, thwarting any chance of her causing harm to Kallie again. On top of that, he doubled the number of bodyguards for Kallie’s safety, further

the yard, snapping Ewing out of his

frown, Ewing quickly made for the sound. Servants with different duties halted in their tracks and gazed at the front gate in astonishment. There stood Noemi, Bria’s assistant, whose knees were bloodied, making even standing on her feet a

silent upon noting Ewing’s arrival with a stern face. Approaching Noemi swiftly, Ewing’s frown

managed to speak through gritted

be mad at Miss Nixon. She’s unwell and desperately needs a

only took pity on Kallie and thus took her

you will face after taking the blame for Bria? The whole consequences.

surely knew the grave consequences she faced by taking all the blame upon herself, yet, she had no choice. Bria simply wanted to scapegoat her and publicly humiliate

Before Ewing could finish, Bria interrupted, her voice feigning urgency as she approached

Bria called out, stamping her foot to attract his attention. “Even if Noemi did wrong, it was for my sake. You all

a fleeting look of smugness in her eyes. He responded coolly, “Noemi made a grave mistake. As the head of the Nixon family,