Unspoken Hearts: My Neglected Mute Wife’s Escape

Chapter 340:

At a loss for words to form a retort, Jennifer simply stared at Ewing, her eyes containing mixed feelings before she burst into tears.

Kallie noticed a flicker of regret in Jennifer’s gaze, but she felt no sympathy.

Knowing those malicious ones wouldn’t truly regret their misdeeds before facing the music, Kallie stood her ground on handling the situation, sticking to her principles, her resolve unwavering. “Hamlin, my demand might be a bit too much,” she said.

Hamlin, worn out by the situation and disappointed by his wife’s wrongdoings, said, “Just name your demands as what you see proper to deal with this mess. I won’t dodge my responsibility of unwittingly letting her scheme against you, your mother, and even your daughter. I’ll divorce her once this is taken care of. I desire nothing more to do with her.”

As her evil deeds were exposed with undeniable evidence, Jennifer ceased justifying her actions. Hamlin’s words only intensified her desperation, and she began to shout wildly. She cursed everyone, including Siena, who had been dead for years.

Kallie’s gaze turned icy, her lips curling into a chilling smirk. “If that’s the case, let her endure what

the newest

commanded, “Take her away. Follow

wrenched free from her restraints. She

crying out loud! Don’t you dare treat me with such cruelty. Please! I won’t cause any more trouble. You’ve always wanted to travel with me, right? I

with you, but that was my childhood wish. I thought you’d

However, Ewing beat her to it. “You’ve never loved me, and I know it painfully well. Drop the act, could you? Hone your acting

clothing. Lost in

assumed Ewing would need time to process everything. Surprisingly, he regained his composure quickly and turned to her, his expression laced with concern. “Kallie,

man, whose face was adorned with a mask, flickered through Kallie’s mind. She hesitated, shaking her

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