Unspoken Hearts: My Neglected Mute Wife’s Escape

Chapter 278:

Tyrone’s departure after saying his piece was swift and marked by frustration, leaving Kallie feeling cornered and conflicted.

Determined to seek advice, Kallie planned to consult with Ewing, hoping to communicate her unease about the banquet and the implications it might have concerning her place in the family. She feared inadvertently taking the spot that might not rightfully be hers.

The following day, before Kallie could reach out to Ewing, Abram and his family intercepted her.

Abram’s and Klein’s smiles were cordial, yet they failed to mask the underlying formality.

Kallie mirrored their politeness with a constrained smile of her own and attempted to excuse herself.

“Kallie,” Klein interjected, his tone warm, blocking her path.

Facing Klein, Kallie’s expression turned frosty, signaling her discomfort.

servant standing next to Kallie, ever vigilant and loyal to Tyrone’s directives, addressed Klein with a professional detachment, “Is there something I can help you with, Mr.

composed himself. “I’m here to apologize. Tyrone was right. We should have been more considerate of your feelings. We were too

a clap of his hands, two individuals appeared, carefully placing gift boxes in front

the boxes, encouraging Kallie to

out a sigh. “You don’t seem to like us. It’s my fault. If these gifts don’t appeal to

conveyed a mix of concern and a subtle hint of manipulation, suggesting that refusing the gifts

eyed Klein warily, contemplating a response but sensing that words might be

a reluctant air,

a stunningly crafted dress, and the

cutting remark, “These gifts are worth at

would you present something so precious to Kallie right upon meeting? Is she more important

everything you need. But Kallie has endured so much on