Unspoken Hearts: My Neglected Mute Wife’s Escape

Chapter 1330:

Even when Gracelyn had eventually learned about it, she only gave Florrie a light slap on the wrist. After all, beneath Gracelyn’s affable exterior, she looked down on people of their station. More importantly, Florrie was practically Gracelyn’s confidante.

So, despite her resentment, the servant had to tread carefully around Florrie.

Kallie initially suspected the servant’s story was a fabrication. It was obvious the servant had been paid off, most likely by Florrie, to encourage her to “date” Jake.

But when Kallie saw the genuine hatred and resentment burning in the servant’s eyes while recounting the tale, she knew it wasn’t an act, and her expression softened.

Kallie sighed and extended her hand to the servant. The servant looked puzzled but hesitantly approached.

Kallie took her hand.

The servant looked genuinely touched and glanced at Kallie in disbelief. Kallie offered a gentle smile and spoke with genuine empathy.

“We’re both in a tough spot, aren’t we? Our situations are similar, yet so different. I lost my parents young and have been fighting to survive on my own ever since. People like us get taken advantage of all the time.” She trailed off, letting her words sink in.

servant looked uncertain, her eyes darting away,

been a bit sharp earlier, but I hope you understand. I have to be careful about everything I do here. Please don’t take it personally. Since we’re both in the same boat,

servant felt even more ashamed but couldn’t resist the

Charli Calderon. Call

Kallie nodded.

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Calvert and Florrie off the hook.

hesitated but

the door,

you shouldn’t go. I have a bad feeling about this.

Kallie scoffed.

Gracelyn will punish me

was highly unlikely. Gracelyn clearly favored Kallie. Even though Gracelyn had used some shady tactics to keep Kallie close, the Coopers and the Whites were once neighbors, and their past

saw Kallie as an equal,

determined Kallie was, she kept quiet, whispering an apology in