Unspoken Hearts: My Neglected Mute Wife’s Escape

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Gracelyn smiled sadly and replied, “You won’t see him anymore. He passed away.”

“What?” Kallie gasped in disbelief. He was about her age. She hadn’t seen this coming.

Kallie’s mood turned somber as she expressed her condolences, “I’m sorry, Mrs. White. I had no idea.”

Kallie’s heart sank. She recalled that the Whites traditionally only had one child per generation, and that boy had been the only child. He was cherished immensely by his family. With his loss, Kallie knew the entire White family must be heartbroken.

Gracelyn continued sadly, “It’s not just him. My son and my daughter-in-law have also passed away.”

Kallie felt an even deeper sorrow.

“Mrs. White, are you here all by yourself? I’m so sorry. I didn’t know any of this. After I moved away, I lost all contact with you and couldn’t find you.”

and she faced profound psychological hurdles afterward. Roderick had dedicated much time and effort to helping her recover. During that period, aside from Jake and Roderick, no other member of the

burdened by her own struggles, Kallie couldn’t afford to

and took Kallie’s hand in

and we need to look ahead. Look at me. I’m doing alright now. However, sometimes my husband and I feel quite lonely, as it’s just us here. That’s

Gracelyn spoke, tears welled up in her

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at Gracelyn, and her thoughts drifted to Roderick and the old

Kallie suggested, “Mrs. White, don’t worry. Let’s exchange our contact details. Now that I know where you are, I’ll make sure to visit whenever I can. Would

Gracelyn could no longer contain her emotions. Tears began to stream down her face, catching

some time for Kallie to calm Gracelyn

up Jake. She still wanted to keep Jake’s incident under wraps. Plus, she didn’t think mentioning this to Gracelyn would help. It might only lead Gracelyn to worry unnecessarily about Kallie’s current situation. Choosing not to discuss it

of Jake lingered with Kallie. She came up with

here some other time to see you. My children are waiting, and

at Kallie and