Unspoken Hearts: My Neglected Mute Wife’s Escape

Chapter 1305:

So, despite the risk of upsetting him, Florrie stood her ground.

“You know all that reincarnation nonsense is just a load of crap, so don’t even talk about it. Not doing such things is the real way to avoid risk. Anyway, with the White family having no other heirs, and Gracelyn not exactly being immortal, the money will eventually come to us. And don’t worry about the money you’ve wasted on that quack spiritual advisor. I’ll pay you back.”

Calvert cursed Florrie silently, berating her repeatedly for her stubbornness. His face was a mask of resentment, and he muttered, “No need. I’m going to bed.”

With that, he turned on his heel and stalked back to his room. Florrie watched the door close behind him and sighed. But then she remembered the bracelet, and her spirits lifted.

She pulled out her phone, snapped a photo of the bracelet, and began searching online. She quickly found what she was looking for and covered her mouth in disbelief, her eyes sparkling with delight. It was far more valuable than she had imagined.

Though there was a hint of wear on its surface, the bracelet’s value was undeniable—a testament to its status as a pre-owned treasure. It appeared that Calvert genuinely wanted to cherish her.

The thought resonated within Florrie, stirring a complex mix of gratitude and guilt.

her gaze hardening once more. She couldn’t waver. This happiness had been hard-won. To relinquish it now

flaunting the bracelet in front of Kallie, picturing Kallie’s envious

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anxiously awaiting favorable news. And indeed, her

midst of casual chatter, let something slip

refusal. Mrs. White has ordered everyone

hearing the news. She had braced herself for Florrie to resist and refuse, but Gracelyn’s agreeableness caught her off guard. And Calvert—did

disappointment, murmuring softly,

glance, as if

had her own reservations. She suspected things couldn’t be this simple and was skeptical about Calvert’s willingness to let go. She was uncertain

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