Unspoken Hearts: My Neglected Mute Wife’s Escape

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Kallie smiled and asked Florrie, “Did I say something wrong?”

Florrie was rendered speechless. She had to admit that Kallie’s words were right. Gracelyn truly intended to treat Kallie well during this period, knowing Kallie would prove to be valuable later on. This was the reason Florrie couldn’t take Kallie’s life, despite her desire to do so.

Florrie regretted the physical abuse she had inflicted on Kallie the day before, but she had been unable to restrain herself.

Florrie had once planned to marry Calvert, a man ten years her senior, though they appeared to be about the same age. It was a mistake made in her youth. Nevertheless, after marrying him, she felt compelled to stick with her wrong choice. Otherwise, she wouldn’t have been involved in dirty work for Gracelyn, going against her conscience.

Florrie had even advised Gracelyn to let Calvert treat those saved by her, believing it would lead to a better life, as their jobs paid well. However, she hadn’t expected Calvert’s dwindling interest in her and his unfaithfulness.

had been involved with other women, but Florrie had habitually feigned ignorance, knowing how fleeting his attention could

there had been something deeper—love. The

failed to hold back her frustration and tormented Kallie, whose beauty alone had become a blow to her already fragile marriage. However, she hadn’t expected

proactive stare, panic and

didn’t mean to harm you. If you refrain from telling Gracelyn

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was wealthy enough to easily find a replacement if needed. Plus,

would be stripped of both her financial security and her home, becoming the most

heard Florrie’s humble pleas but felt no sympathy. One had to pay for what they had done. Florrie had never softened or wavered when it came to considering Kallie’s

fearing those with power. It was time for Florrie to learn a harsh lesson. Therefore, Kallie neither accepted nor rejected Florrie’s plea.