Unspoken Hearts: My Neglected Mute Wife’s Escape

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But Kallie had to admit that Clayton’s actions were beyond what she could have ever predicted. There was a time when she had truly thought of Clayton as a friend. When did he change? Wait. That was not right.

A realization dawned on Kallie as she recalled certain details. Nothing had changed. Clayton had always been that vicious. She had simply been blinded by his deceit.

As these thoughts flooded her mind, tears began to well up in her eyes again. Weary to her bones, she squatted down, her eyes fixed on the vast, unforgiving cliff. Then, a sudden, irrational urge to join Jake gripped her.

Kallie said sadly, “Leo, do you think Jake is cold down there? Is he suffering? I wish I could see him and apologize.”

Leo quickly shook his head.

“Mrs. Reeves, please don’t give up. There’s still no definitive word on Mr. Reeves’ fate yet. If you were to harm yourself now, what would happen to your children?”

the kids?” Kallie murmured, picturing the bright, cheerful faces of her three children. This helped

right. I can’t leave them. But I

her feet, her expression hardening with

incident, Kallie hadn’t devoted her full attention to finding him, even though she had been making efforts to do so. Consequently, others had taken advantage of her divided attention to

determined not to let that happen again. Her children mattered immensely, and so did Jake.

team. She was descending the mountain. Even if it turned out that Jake had indeed died, she

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a totally strange place. The memory of his fall was still vivid in his mind.

embrace his newfound happiness, someone had pushed him off the cliff. The murderer was dressed

it wasn’t Kallie. Clayton’s methods were still so low. Clayton wanted Jake to die believing Kallie had killed him. Jake wondered about Kallie’s state of mind and whether she was filled with

met with sharp pains throughout his body.

of confusion and thrill, yet he remained cautious. He attempted to shout

skillfully changed Jake’s bandages. Their expressions didn’t change even as they saw