Unspoken Hearts: My Neglected Mute Wife’s Escape

Chapter 623:

The girl’s face twisted, and her eyes filled with tears, her small frame trembling as she seemed on the verge of crying. She was an adorable child with delicate, pretty features, her vulnerability tugging at the hearts of those around her.

As Kallie looked closer, an unsettling feeling crept over her. There was something strangely familiar about the girl. Her face held an uncanny resemblance to the Chloe Kallie had always imagined.

It was more than just a passing resemblance. The girl’s features seemed to be a blend of both Kallie and Jake, and she could be their child. Still, Kallie restrained herself from rushing forward with questions.

The girl was much younger than Chloe would have been, appearing to be no more than three years old. Chloe and Calvin were twins, both much older. Even though Chloe and Calvin had been born prematurely, there shouldn’t have been such a large age difference.

Kallie’s thoughts raced, trying to make sense of the situation.

Suddenly, the girl jumped off the stretcher, evading the paramedics as they tried to hold her back.

Sophie, hitting and kicking Sophie while spouting curses. It

longer. She quickly stepped in front of Sophie, shielding her from

a long face, her voice firm but steady. “Hey, it’s not okay to hit people. Where are

girl’s boldness faded, and she recoiled slightly, her arrogance slipping under Kallie’s piercing gaze. Still, she let out a stubborn huff and clung to her claim. “Why shouldn’t I hit

only being five years old, he exuded a maturity that made

icy. “You’re lying. Sophie didn’t push you. I recorded her playing in the water and have got the video to prove it. If you persist in falsely accusing her, I’ll call the police immediately and let them decide who’s telling the

Calvin’s threat of calling the police, the girl wilted, her eyes immediately turning red as tears welled up.

let the girl off the hook. After all, her precious daughter

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let it go, reminding her that the girl was young and perhaps didn’t know

addressed the girl,