Unspoken Hearts: My Neglected Mute Wife’s Escape

Chapter 1267:

Kallie peeked toward the door and then exhaled deeply in distress.

“I’m unsure about how Gracelyn feels about me these days. Besides, I’m not related to her by blood. She might see me as just someone to amuse herself with. But Florrie is different. She has been with Gracelyn for years and holds some sway. Please, for my sake, don’t show me too much kindness when others are around. Otherwise…” Kallie shivered slightly, her eyes brimming with fear.

Calvert caught on to what she was hinting at and felt a surge of irritation.

“Florrie is just a shrew. Why are you scared of her? Don’t worry. Do you really think she would dare to harm you? Don’t fret. I’m here for you now.”

Kallie barely held back a derisive snort and gestured toward the door.

“If that’s so, then go outside and tell Florrie you have no feelings for her and that you want a divorce. That’s the only way I’ll be able to relax.”

Calvert was taken aback. Of course, he wouldn’t do that. After all, he had gotten his current job through Florrie.

loathed Florrie, he had to admit she still had some value to him. It would be such a loss to let her go at this point. Moreover, he hadn’t gotten what he wanted from

quickly adopted a look

not that Florrie scares me. It’s just that we’ve been together for a long time. Don’t worry, I’ll talk to her about the divorce when the moment comes. For now, I’ll just keep

then did Kallie nod in

was greeted by an

stormed into the room, eyeing both Kallie and Calvert with keen suspicion. Seeing that they were both fully clothed and nothing untoward seemed to have happened, her demeanor relaxed slightly. But she still asked coldly, “Why was she unwell to the point that you had to stay

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think I’m unfaithful? If you’re so doubtful, why don’t we

away her commanding air and replaced it with a more

what I meant. I’m just worried that some scheming woman

“Enough. I know you don’t trust me. There’s no use talking about this any further. I don’t want

words, Calvert left

a mix of reluctance and anger, tinged with helplessness. She considered chasing after