Unspoken Hearts: My Neglected Mute Wife’s Escape

Chapter 1365:

“Just remember where this house is. If you ever need anything, you’re always welcome here.” Caitlin gave a small nod and turned toward the door. But just as she reached it, she hesitated. A moment later, she looked back.

“Kallie, thank you.”

Kallie blinked, momentarily caught off guard.

“For what?”

Caitlin’s voice was softer now, more measured.

“For everything. For taking care of me, for letting me be part of Elma’s birthday party, for making sure I was prepared for it. I appreciate all of it.”

Kallie smiled, her expression gentle but unreadable.

We’re family. That’s

just smiled at Kallie. After a moment, she asked, “Kallie, can

a moment. Elma’s tastes were a little different from other kids her age. She loved jade—not in the form of jewelry, but raw jade for carving. It reminded Kallie of her younger days when she enjoyed making things by hand. Elma had a natural talent for carving jade. The last time Kallie had taken one of Elma’s carvings to a charity

carefully choosing her words, Kallie smiled and said, “Kids like all sorts of things. Just having everyone show up

wave of sadness washed over her. She wondered if Elma really didn’t

Caitlin didn’t want to think that way, Kallie’s earlier words had bothered her. She couldn’t shake the feeling that they looked down on her gifts, which made her feel even worse. But she didn’t dare show it—she was living

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two-faced at times, Caitlin couldn’t deny Kallie had been generous, giving her a substantial amount of money. It was

a photo of her parents. Looking at it, her eyes filled with tears, and she gently traced their faces, unable to stop

“Mom, Dad,” she sobbed.

been so hard since you died. Living under someone else’s roof, constantly feeling like an unwelcome guest, is unbearable.