Unspoken Hearts: My Neglected Mute Wife’s Escape

Chapter 471:

In time, Ruth uncovered the shocking truth. Barth wasn’t Tilda’s biological son but an adopted child. Tilda had taken Barth in from an orphanage and raised him with all she had, never expecting that once he gained wealth, he would abandon her completely.

Tilda took Ruth in out of compassion, feeling a deep sense of responsibility for the young woman’s fate. Despite not sharing any blood ties, Ruth and Tilda became each other’s lifeline, holding on to the fragile bond that was all Ruth had left in the world.

With tears streaming down her face, Ruth choked out, “I know Jenny stole my manuscript. She framed me, but what can I do? My mother is indirectly responsible for her mother’s death. Kallie, do you believe it was my mother’s fault? Should she have just kept quiet?”

Kallie, her heart aching for Ruth, handed Ruth a tissue. She let out a soft sigh, feeling the weight of the tragic circumstances that had shaped Ruth’s life.

“Let me share my thoughts,” Kallie said gently. “If your mother hadn’t spoken up back then, your family would have been harassed relentlessly, and Barth would have continued to manipulate her, using you as leverage.

Your mother might have been driven to despair, or perhaps Barth would have eventually moved on to a new woman. And think about it.

have done if that happened? Given his history as a playboy, it’s hard to believe he hadn’t had other affairs over the years. How do you think his

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Barth’s wife’s deteriorating condition during that time. Ruth remembered the day Barth’s wife was rushed to the hospital, and the doctor’s words, spoken in frustration to Barth

disorder was severe. How

and her mother were too consumed by guilt to fully register

were deceived, and you didn’t set out to disrupt anyone’s life. You only sought the truth out of desperation. Jenny has wronged you

expression dazed. “So, I don’t really

smile.

down. “But what’s the point in clearing things up now? The

listening. You’re the first person to take my side. And

with emotion, Ruth bowed her head to