Unspoken Hearts: My Neglected Mute Wife’s Escape

Chapter 1306:

Gracelyn was not there yet, leaving Kallie feeling helpless on the sofa. With her legs still “nonfunctional,” she depended on others for even simple tasks like fetching a glass of water.

Kallie attempted to return the cup, but it was just beyond her reach.

Just as she was about to summon the servant, a hand suddenly extended, grabbed the cup, and placed it on the coffee table in front of her.

“Hello.”

The simple word unleashed a torrent of emotions in Kallie. She couldn’t believe her ears and looked up in shock. That familiar, handsome man was standing right in front of her.

Jake smiled at Kallie. He looked calm on the surface, but inside, he was overwhelmed with emotions. He longed to hold Kallie immediately and whisk her away, but the situation made it impossible. Gracelyn was vigilant.

Jake had returned under the guise of repaying a favor, but Gracelyn had insisted he enter alone. He couldn’t bring his people in. Moreover, when Kallie came out to see him, the room was filled with the White family’s staff. With Kallie confined to a wheelchair, escaping through a throng of people was out of the question.

was all just a dream, but everything seemed so real. She almost wanted to pinch herself to make sure. Their eyes met briefly, and in that fleeting moment, their

guest I was talking about, the one I wanted you

quickly averted his gaze from Kallie and addressed Gracelyn

you saved my life once. Without your help, I might not have made it. I’m grateful for the opportunity to come here

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waved away his

blessings. You really didn’t need to come back just to thank me. Just take care when you’re

on Jake’s real reason for coming. He hadn’t acknowledged her directly nor taken her away immediately. Instead, he acted as if

could Jake be so reckless? If Gracelyn ever discovered his true identity, not only would he be trapped, but it might also

along well, Jake’s true identity hung like a sword over the situation. Kallie knew

were about to eat,

she said, smashing the bowl in

startled, quickly asked, “What’s the matter?

nodded and gestured toward