Unspoken Hearts: My Neglected Mute Wife’s Escape

Chapter 674:

Panic set in as Kallie attempted to shout his name, but no sound escaped her lips. Then, beside Jake, a small figure emerged. Could it be Chloe?

In her dream, Kallie was consumed with the need to uncover the truth. Up until that moment, she hadn’t been able to utter a sound, but suddenly, her voice returned. She called out into the encroaching white mist, “Chloe!”

At her shout, Jake and the little girl beside him stopped in their tracks.

Just as the little girl began to turn around, Kallie was jolted awake, her body slick with sweat. Despite the sweat, she oddly felt better.

Taking slow, deep breaths, Kallie pieced together the fragments of her dream. Strangely, the little girl beside Jake resembled Elma. Yet, Elma wasn’t the child Cara had adopted. Plus, Elma’s age simply didn’t match Chloe’s.

Kallie dismissed these fleeting ideas with a shake of her head. Maybe her dreams were just reflections of her daytime thoughts. Once Kallie felt better, she visited the Morgan family estate. Surprisingly, she wasn’t stopped at the gate.

Kallie was met with a serene scene. Most of

taken his family overseas for a holiday, with some servants tagging along. They won’t be coming back here directly after their vacation. We’re

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out her phone to call Clayton. Clayton neither answered nor disconnected the call—he

dodging her. Indeed, he was keeping something from her. If he feared her knowing the truth, why hadn’t he eliminated her when she was overseas? Why hadn’t he

need to return home. The sooner she made it home, the better it would

Kallie made arrangements

ready to return. The Brooks family had endured much, and she felt

sensed Linsey’s concern and embraced her warmly. “Don’t fret over me. Once I’m back home, no wise man will dare mess with me there.” Her voice

Kallie was right. Even though she mostly spent her days abroad these years,

at Kallie, admiration shone in her eyes. “I remember how worried my brother and I were when you couldn’t speak up, concerned you’d be an easy target. When you later married Jake, we feared