Unspoken Hearts: My Neglected Mute Wife’s Escape

Chapter 902

Chapter 902:

Meanwhile, once out of the bridal shop, Jake abruptly pulled his hand away from Lacey’s.

“Look, thanks for trying to help back there. But it wasn’t necessary.”

“I can manage,” Jake said, his voice tight.

Lacey stared at her empty hand, a flicker of hurt crossing her face. “Jake, you can’t deny you still have feelings for Kallie. Hadn’t we talked before and reached an agreement not to let her deceive us anymore?”

Jake scoffed, his voice laced with ice. “We? I never talked about such things with you. This is between Kallie and me. Stay out of it.”

Over the years, Lacey had been one of the few people Jake trusted. Yet, never before had he spoken to her with such coldness and disdain. Lacey’s heart ached, but she refused to give up. “Jake, what’s going on? Is this about Kallie?” she called after him.

jumped in, slammed the door shut, and sped away, leaving Lacey standing on the curb. Lacey watched him go, her body trembling with a mixture of anger and fear. The

and Clayton had stolen from him, stressing he would not fall for Kallie’s tricks again. And yet, here he was, falling apart at the mere sight of Kallie’s tears. If this continued, they’d

Lacey rushed back to the bridal shop. Kallie happened to walk out, lost in thought. Lacey plastered a smug

saw it with your own eyes today.

you’ll give us your blessing. I know you two were once an item, but you never actually remarried, did you?

happens

Her eyes were red-rimmed, but her gaze was

this drama these past few days was just to tell me that you’re with Jake now? The more you try to convince me, the less

to do with you. You’re shameless! I’m just trying to prevent you from pestering him! It has little to

say, Lacey. I couldn’t care less.” With that, Kallie turned and walked away, leaving

now stared at her with a mix of curiosity and amusement. Lacey felt a wave of shame wash over her. What had she become? This wasn’t

when being mocked and mistreated by Sarah in the past, Kallie had never felt this defeated. This time, however, the