Unspoken Hearts: My Neglected Mute Wife’s Escape

Chapter 531:

Elaine stormed over, yanking the curtain aside and glaring at Kallie. “What’s your problem? Did Saniya do something to upset you?”

Kallie remained calm, pulling her frightened daughter close. Her eyes met Elaine’s, steady and unwavering. The air between them grew thick with tension, and Elaine, despite her initial aggression, instinctively took a step back.

Kallie smiled softly, her voice calm but firm. “I think that’s a question for Miss Mason. How exactly did my daughter and I offend her that she feels the need to make us her target?”

“You…” Elaine’s anger flared, but before she could get a full sentence out, Kallie cut her off. “Miss Webster, I’ve noticed that you’re someone who values fairness. You wouldn’t be so protective of Saniya if you didn’t believe she needed defending.”

Elaine, caught off guard by the sudden praise, hesitated. Kallie’s words were disarming, and despite herself, Elaine couldn’t muster a reply. She opened her mouth as if to speak, but after a long pause, she simply closed it, unsure how to proceed.

and not to cause trouble. I brought it up in front of the director and the camera, and no one objected, not even Saniya. So why now, after all that, does she suddenly claim that I’m using

“I’ve done nothing to provoke her. The only reason I was late today is that I’m not in the group chat. I didn’t bring it up on camera out of respect for both of you, knowing you’re in the public

her earlier aggression melting away. She frowned, her frustration visible, and then, without another word, she pulled out her phone.

live on

asked Saniya to add anyone who wasn’t

toward Saniya, who quickly grew anxious under the weight of it. Desperation flickered in Saniya’s eyes as she rolled them, clearly scrambling for an escape. In a trembling, sobbing tone, she blurted out, “Even if that’s true, you can’t just scheme with the crew to put us in the same room. Are

replied calmly. “But not smart enough. You were the one who insisted on drawing lots to assign rooms, in front of the camera, claiming it would be fair. I had no issue sharing a room with

was supposedly plotting with the crew,

the tension, mimicked Saniya’s pitiful expression and whispered, “Mommy, that lady is so mean. Why does she keep trying

hand through Sophie’s hair. “Sweetheart, don’t listen to women like that. They’ve lost their