Unspoken Hearts: My Neglected Mute Wife’s Escape

Chapter 1372:

At that moment, someone finally noticed Caitlin’s beauty and approached her to start a conversation.

It was a group of young men, their appearances and confidence oozing with the unmistakable air of spoiled heirs from wealthy families. They were all undeniably handsome, their charm and ease making them far more approachable than Caitlin had anticipated.

Caitlin carefully kept her composure, exuding elegance as she exchanged a few measured words with them.

But as their conversation veered into topics like finance, subjects Caitlin barely understood, their glances began to shift, and their eyes showed subtle contempt. Before long, they made up an excuse and left.

Though they didn’t say it outright, Caitlin could read between the lines. She could see the disdain and dismissal flickering in their eyes.

This realization stung. Caitlin, who normally took pride in her dignity, clenched her fists in frustration, her teeth gritting angrily.

remained there, she overheard some

corner? She doesn’t seem like she’s from a

less exclusive. Anyone can

being adopted by the Reeves family. She’s nothing

she still has to rely on

matter how much they looked down on Kallie, they knew better than to cross her. They could only badmouth her

built her wealth? Through affairs with two men? Was Jake aware of this? Probably not. No man would tolerate that kind of betrayal from his wife. Kallie’s actions were no

could follow in Kallie’s footsteps and become a strong, independent woman. But now, Caitlin saw it all differently. It was a façade, built on the support

to tell Jake about it. Even though she looked down on Kallie’s behavior, she couldn’t bring herself to interfere. After all, the matter was between Kallie and Jake. It was their issue to work through. If

coming to a decision, Caitlin felt a wave of discomfort wash over her. She decided to hand over her

The red wine in

bought the dress, the dress was undeniably dazzling, and seeing it stained brought a sense of displeasure. Moreover, she couldn’t shake the nagging thought that she might