Unspoken Hearts: My Neglected Mute Wife’s Escape

Chapter 474:

Kallie blinked innocently and said, “Miss Patterson, how could you think so poorly of me? I’m utterly genuine. I even rallied the media for this. You could broadcast the whole affair live. I assure you, I won’t stir up any trouble. If I find the elderly relative of my friend, I’ll publicly apologize to you—I have even prepared a thank-you letter in advance.”

Jenny clenched her jaw, her frustration evident. Kallie had clearly mastered the art of turning the court of public opinion in her favor. Turning Kallie away now was not an option.

Jenny inwardly smirked, glad that she had prepared for this moment after finding that jade pendant; otherwise, she would never have realized that the elderly man was the very person Kallie was searching for, and any preparation would have proved to be too late. With a smile, Jenny gestured for Kallie to come inside.

Kallie couldn’t shake the feeling that something was amiss when she saw Jenny agree so readily.

On their way, Jenny gently asked Kallie if she remembered the elderly man’s appearance. Not wanting to reveal the truth, Kallie described other people instead, her answers carefully crafted to mislead. Jenny inwardly sneered.

Kallie to the welfare home where the elderly residents were housed and gave her a tour. The welfare home had recently hosted numerous interviews, so they were well-prepared. The food served to the elderly during this time was notably

sinking as disappointment began to cloud her eyes. Tyrone was nowhere in sight. Neither was

member, slipping him a few crisp hundred-dollar bills.

the money and responded reluctantly, “Yes, everyone

to give up just yet. “Are you sure there aren’t any special cases that might not be

replied, “Miss Patterson is so busy that she barely has time to visit

“You are not here to

her head. “Of course not. In fact, I brought these thank-you letters specifically

are at it, help us spread the word about the positive environment here at our welfare home. We want the public to

last point, repeating it several