Unspoken Hearts: My Neglected Mute Wife’s Escape

Chapter 1205:

Sarah had always convinced herself that Jake was meant to be hers. Perhaps, if she hadn’t let go of him back then, her life might have taken a different course.

In the solitude of the night, Sarah’s regrets festered, turning into a heavy emotional weight that relentlessly haunted her.

Through gritted teeth, Sarah hissed, “I don’t need your pity. Your provocations didn’t work on me. I planted the bomb. That’s all you need to know.”

Kallie crossed her arms, leaning back in her chair, her tone light but cutting.

“Does it matter? You’re dying with regrets anyway. Who would have thought you’d hold onto bitterness for so long, only to let another woman take the man you love in the end? Jake truly loves Lacey. You’ve seen it yourself. Tell me, is he kinder to her than he ever was to you?”

“Shut up!” Sarah snapped, her composure shattering. The thought of Jake and Lacey together in public stoked her jealousy into a raging inferno. But she had no choice. She was bound by that man’s demands. Sarah’s chest heaved violently as she struggled to steady her breath. She forced herself to calm down, taking a deliberate inhale.

did it.

the identity of the person who made Sarah take the blame and the full extent of their

the police moved to escort Sarah away,

she fixed Kallie with a chilling, sinister smile. Her pale, thin face seemed to carry the malice of a vengeful

enunciated with unnerving clarity, “Kallie, I’ll watch from heaven, watching as the

She opened her mouth to speak but found herself frozen, watching as Sarah was led away. Was Sarah’s statement a calculated ploy to unsettle

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pattern. First, his call halted her from entering the retreat that day. Then, the inexplicable kidnapping and release of Elma. Given Jake’s manipulative tendencies, it

had never been custody but something far darker? Could

cold shiver down her spine, her thoughts spiraling with doubt and fear. The memory of Jake’s previous words echoed in her mind—his assertion

possibility, and Jake’s behavior seemed far too