Unspoken Hearts: My Neglected Mute Wife’s Escape

Chapter 1340:

Calvert took a shaky breath.

“Mrs. White, even if you want to cast me out, at least hear me out first. The reason I’ve been so distracted is because I saw a ghost.” He swallowed hard before adding, “And that ghost is your grandson—the one you’ve been longing for.”

Gracelyn, already turning away, froze mid-step. Slowly, she pivoted back, her piercing gaze locking onto Calvert like a blade at his throat.

“Do you understand what happens if I find out you’re lying?” A slow, sinister smile curled her lips.

“I’ll make your life a living nightmare.”

Calvert’s breath hitched, but he stood his ground, shaking his head frantically.

“I’m not lying. I swear—I saw him. If I’m making this up, you can end me right here. Besides, I have no reason to deceive you about this.” His voice dropped as he bowed his head, awaiting her verdict.

stretched between them,

dared to glance up, he saw the unthinkable—tears shimmering in

miss me, don’t you?” A choked sob

for me. I miss you too… Why won’t

that she believed him—until her next words cut

way for me to see him too,” she murmured, regaining her composure. Her gaze

I can’t, then you’re

her grandson’s spirit. But how could he know why her grandson only appeared to him and Kallie, and not to others? He had no answers. He was just an ordinary man—how was he supposed to

This was impossible.

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Years of longing had hollowed her heart, and now that she had the faintest hope, she

just do it? Is it because you truly can’t? Or because you’ve

breath, closed his eyes, and decided to betray Kallie. He said carefully, his voice strained, “Mrs. White, I swear I’m not lying. I can’t summon him, but there’s someone else who can confirm what

Gracelyn stiffened, momentarily caught off guard. But then, her doubts began to melt away. It made sense. Her grandson must still hold affection for Kallie, his childhood playmate. And that was why he had returned to Kallie—but not to her.

dark passed through Gracelyn’s mind. Could the spiritual advisor have been right all along? Then, suddenly, her eyes gleamed with newfound determination. She turned to