Unspoken Hearts: My Neglected Mute Wife’s Escape

Chapter 1422:

A video had been sent to her phone, detailing the severity of Jeanette’s condition.

As Kallie watched the video of Jeanette lying motionless on a hospital bed, a wave of panic washed over her, a suffocating feeling gripping her throat. Her breath quickened, her chest constricting with anxiety. Jeanette’s body was covered in wounds, the severity of her injuries evident. If not for the slight rise and fall of her chest, Kallie would have feared the worst.

In the video, a nurse and doctor explained the extent of Jeanette’s injuries. “She has sustained multiple stab wounds. But thankfully, none are life-threatening. The most concerning injuries are those resulting from the fall.”

Reports indicated that Jeanette had jumped from the third-floor balcony of her school building in a desperate attempt to escape her deranged father.

Witnessing Jeanette’s fragile state even after hours of intensive medical care, Kallie was overwhelmed with remorse. She hadn’t anticipated the extent of Jeanette’s father’s instability. Driven by rage at Jeanette’s defiance, he had resorted to such brutal measures, ultimately causing his daughter severe harm. This harrowing incident illuminated Lacey’s unwavering determination to escape that toxic environment with Jeanette, no matter the cost.

Concern gnawed at Kallie as she reached out to touch Jeanette’s pale face on the screen.

bring herself to share this devastating news with the children, especially Elma. Given Elma’s compassionate nature, she would insist on accompanying

moment, Kallie’s assistant inquired about how she wished

“If we press charges, what’s

assistant’s expression turned grim. “It’s a complicated situation. Jeanette survived, which makes it difficult

deeply and massaged her temples, trying to alleviate the throbbing

legal and biological father. That connection,

by an icy resolve. “We’ll play this carefully. Press charges and get him locked up. If he still poses a threat

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landed in Ysland. Thankfully, Jeanette had regained consciousness by the time

Jeanette lying vulnerable and pale in the hospital bed brought back a rush of painful