Unspoken Hearts: My Neglected Mute Wife’s Escape

Chapter 1110:

As they stepped outside, Calvin appeared, rushing back, fresh from a competition. Though he had another event this morning, he made time to see them off. While the competition mattered to him, his family undeniably came first.

Watching their car disappear into the distance, Calvin sighed deeply.

“I don’t understand why they trust Lacey. But I guess there’s no other choice right now.”

Sophie, standing nearby, caught his words and frowned. She thought back to that day, hearing her mother cry through the door. Her chest tightened at the memory.

“Our mom and dad have always been so stressed about Elma’s illness. If Elma can be cured this time, maybe things will finally be better for our family.”

Calvin’s expression hardened as he turned to her.

“Sophie, why are you calling Jake Dad all of a sudden? Just because Elma does? Have you forgotten how he almost failed to save you back then?”

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mistakes, but don’t you want our family

couldn’t find a retort. After a

I have things to do.

house, Calvin went to the competition before returning to the Nixon Group. Because of the competition, he had postponed many things,

Lacey had been acting without raising any

Calvin came across a new recording of Lacey’s recent call log, expanding into nearly half an hour. His instincts screamed that

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special encryption software. Normally, encryption software like that was only used by high-profile individuals, such as CEOs like Jake, who were particularly concerned about their privacy and security. It indicated that the caller was someone of

mind racing with possibilities. He even suspected Jake might be the one who called Lacey, given the level of sophistication of the encryption. It was probably developed by some of the best programmers in the industry. While Calvin had an interest in this

was something important he had to uncover and that once he successfully decrypted it, he might

astonished. He recognized parts of the encryption, but the details eluded him, as