Unspoken Hearts: My Neglected Mute Wife’s Escape

Chapter 1360:

She squeezed her eyes shut, bracing for impact. But the pain never came. A few seconds passed. Cautiously, the girl peeked through her lashes, only to be met with an utterly shocking sight. The bodyguards who had charged toward them were now sprawled on the ground, groaning in pain. The arrogant man and woman—who had been so smug just moments ago—stood frozen in terror. Even the middle-aged butler, who had carried himself with such self-importance, had lost all color in his face.

Yet, despite this, the butler still had the audacity to raise his voice, declaring that he hailed from the Stanley family and that anyone who dared to offend them would have to face severe consequences.

His threats echoed through the air, but Kallie merely sighed, as if she found the entire ordeal tiresome. Without a word, she pulled out her phone, dialed a number, and casually put it on speaker.

The usually ill-tempered Arion Stanley, known for his arrogance and inflated sense of self-importance, now spoke with nothing but flattery and caution.

“Miss… Miss Nixon… What a pleasant surprise! Is there something you need? Just say the word, and no matter how difficult, I’ll make it happen.”

Watching the butler’s face turn ghostly pale, Kallie let a slow, amused smile curve her lips.

in particular, decided to block my car and

of the call, Arion nearly tripped over his own

happen! My father constantly reminds me that we must treat you with the highest respect—he even calls you our lifeline! There’s no way we would ever cross you. As for that butler and his son? They’re nobodies. They have no connection to my family. I don’t even know who they are. Do whatever you want with them. In fact, if dealing with them personally is

from the butler’s face. The man and woman beside the butler, who had once stood so smugly,

– check it

replaced by wide-eyed terror as they realized just how far out of their

perfectly composed, tilted

may have scratched your car in all this commotion. Should I

up on her

my household. He caused the damage, so naturally,

Nixon, this matter has nothing

tossed the phone to the butler. Her expression remained