Unspoken Hearts: My Neglected Mute Wife’s Escape

Chapter 371:

Kallie didn’t choose to go home, concerned her daughter might worry about her upon seeing her in this state. The car that escorted Sarah arrived first. Even at this point, Sarah was still cursing.

Liza, standing beside Kallie, said angrily, “Such arrogance even now! Kallie, do you need me to frighten her a bit?”

“Nah. Just stand by and watch the show unfold. I will have someone else handle Sarah,” Kallie replied, smiling as she looked at an approaching car.

The approaching car slowly came to a halt, and Courtney stepped out with a pale face. As soon as she got out, her hands were restrained, and she was brought before Kallie like a criminal.

“You… Kallie!” Resentment flashed through Courtney’s eyes at the sight of Kallie.

“It’s been a while.” Kallie’s smile broadened. “Honestly, I didn’t expect to meet you again under such circumstances.”

Stan? Did you threaten him? I

reaction didn’t surprise Kallie; she had prepared for this moment. The moment Courtney’s words hung in the air, she

heart sank upon hearing Stan’s swift shift in stance in less than minutes, indicating he wasn’t troubled at all when deciding to surrender

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sorrow brought tears to her eyes. She muttered to herself, “Stan, how could you do this to me after five whole years of handling things for you? You know Kallie hates my guts and will definitely

want to hear Courtney’s complaints, so she turned to Liza, “Lock Courtney and Sarah in the same room. They must be watched closely. Don’t grant them any chance to team up. Don’t feed them until the

vicious woman and even

eyes. “Sarah’s behavior is indeed shameful, but we can’t stoop to her level. There are many ways to punish

nodded, guilt in her expression. “I see… I wasn’t

possible; we are expecting guests today. As for Sarah and Courtney, besides not giving them food or drinks,

time she was shoved into an empty room, she was completely exhausted. “Bitch! Damn you!” she muttered as she weakly lifted her feet and kicked the door a

to see someone squatting in the corner. She

spread across Sarah’s face. Then, something dawned on her, and she