Unspoken Hearts: My Neglected Mute Wife’s Escape

Chapter 280:

As Kallie was lost in thought, Ewing unexpectedly walked into the room.

When Ewing saw Klein, his face momentarily clouded with irritation before his expression quickly returned to its usual calm.

“Ewing!” Klein greeted with an exaggerated cheerfulness.

Ewing responded with a mere nod, his demeanor cool and detached.

Ewing’s gaze shifted to Tyrone and then to Kallie. Relief washed over him when he saw that Kallie was unharmed. Abram and his family still valued their public image. Even if they were annoyed, they wouldn’t dare do anything to Kallie in front of so many witnesses.

With a sincere smile lighting up his handsome face, Ewing carefully pulled out a medicine bottle. “Grandpa, I acquired this for you. Let the doctor take a look.”

in surprise but quickly clamped his

we’re cousins. I didn’t expect you to

Klein’s words, Ewing glanced at the bottle in Trent’s hand, his expression

remember having mentioned this to you before. I recall you have longstanding connections with the higher-ups at that pharmaceutical company, and their headquarters are in Avalon. Thinking you could acquire the medicine faster than me, I didn’t make a move until I noticed the lack of any actions on your part, probably distracted by your overwhelming workload. Therefore, I took action myself to acquire the medicine. Ewing,

journey begins

Ewing’s chest rising and falling slightly. She couldn’t

share of malice, Kallie could usually read a situation at a glance. She recognized that Klein was setting a trap for

couldn’t defend himself. He was always reasonable when making a counterargument. His current silence could only mean he didn’t want to engage in an argument with

and Ewing were cousins. Why was Klein making things so difficult for Ewing? It was wearying to see family members playing games instead of being

deepened Kallie’s

Klein maintained an air of feigned humility and helplessness. His expression was so artfully crafted that it made it nearly impossible

a few times. “Forget it,” he said, waving his hand dismissively. “Both of you care about me deeply. There is no need to