Unspoken Hearts: My Neglected Mute Wife’s Escape

Chapter 530:

The mood soured among the onlookers. It was clear Kallie was insinuating something about Saniya, and though her words held a veneer of warmth, the tension was palpable.

The online comments were divided.

“Kallie was only joking. I don’t get why Saniya is so upset. She’s cried over little things twice already on the show. It’s getting annoying.”

“I agree. They’re on a variety show, after all. No one’s harassing her, yet she’s always crying.”

“Are you kidding? Kallie’s sarcasm is obvious. Her daughter wronged Saniya, and despite Saniya’s forgiveness and peace offering, she’s met with mockery. I’d feel wronged too if I were in her shoes.”

“Perhaps we should install a camera in the room. Considering Miss Mason’s safety, it’s crucial. If any incident occurs, we can review

an attempt to frame Sophie. Now it was Kallie’s turn to fight back. Once the chaos had subsided, Kallie escorted Sophie back to their room for some respite. The newly installed curtain divided the

cause her daughter, she never would have involved her. Lost in her

and Saniya entered the room, their footsteps soft. Saniya was still sniffling, her voice low but clearly strained from crying. Her red eyes and trembling lips made it obvious to anyone that she had just been upset. Elaine was gently

Elaine’s hand, her voice shaky. “Elaine, please don’t leave me. Stay a little longer with

I still need to unpack. I promise I’ll come

director said they’ll be putting cameras in our rooms,” she muttered. “I don’t know what people will think if

voices were low, but Kallie overheard every word. Her brow furrowed, a flicker of annoyance crossing her face. Something about their conversation left her irritated. Kallie had hung the curtain specifically because of Saniya’s overly emotional nature. She knew if anything went wrong, Saniya would find a way to blame her. And now, it seemed inevitable. No matter the situation, Saniya was determined to make

though not loud, had an irritatingly sharp quality. It buzzed in the background, piercing through the silence like