Unspoken Hearts: My Neglected Mute Wife’s Escape

Chapter 1257:

With this thought bolstering her spirits, Florrie’s expression softened. She then pushed Kallie’s wheelchair toward Gracelyn.

Gracelyn had been waiting for a while. Upon seeing Kallie, her face lit up with a smile. She beckoned Kallie over like a kindly elder, displaying none of the malice she had shown the previous day.

“Come here.”

Kallie was instantly wheeled before Gracelyn, with no one bothering to seek her consent.

Kallie was well aware that she had no say for the time being.

Gracelyn gently patted Kallie’s shoulder and asked in a feigned caring tone, “Are you feeling better? Can you handle this little talk? It’s important for you to rest and take good care of your health.” Gracelyn spoke as if she hadn’t imprisoned, drugged, and harmed Kallie.

Despite the urge to release an ironic smile, Kallie managed to keep her expression neutral. She couldn’t ignore the unsettling fact that Gracelyn was mentally unstable. Right now, the muteness caused by the drug had subsided, allowing her to speak again, much better than in her previous drug-induced state of both muteness and numbness. She recognized that not agonizing Gracelyn was the wisest choice.

“Thank you for your concern, Mrs.

are behaving so well now. I sometimes wonder if you’re just putting on a show for me. After all, ever

teeth in frustration. What more did Gracelyn expect from her? What answer

holds stories

then, Florrie chimed in with a

She’s experienced the injuries and obviously knows what’s best for her. Yes,

with Florrie’s words,

the case, then it’s not bad. As long as you understand

waved her hand,

told the chef to prepare your favorite dishes.” While speaking,

face. She couldn’t understand it. Why couldn’t things simply fall apart between them, given how

stopped, setting her fork and

storm were brewing. Cautiously, one of them asked, “Mrs. White, do you feel unwell, or is

with so few of us. It’s lonely. I’m sure I’m not the only one feeling this way. Kallie probably feels the same.” Hearing this, everyone turned