Unspoken Hearts: My Neglected Mute Wife’s Escape

Chapter 1452:

Kallie’s eyes narrowed slightly, her foot still firmly planted on Jack. “Now that I’ve heard that, there’s no chance I’m letting you go,” she said, her voice cold and unwavering. “It’s only right that I seek justice for those you’ve harmed.”

Jack howled in agony, “They had it coming!”

His words only fueled the outrage of the onlookers, who continued to record his despicable behavior on their phones. But all they could do was document the scene—calling the police would likely be futile. People like Jack often had the police in their corner, looking out for one another while disregarding the well-being of the common folk.

Seeing that the situation was ripe for making her point, Kallie finally let Jack go.

Jack scrambled to his feet, looking disheveled and humiliated. He considered fighting back, but when his eyes met Kallie’s cold, unflinching gaze, another sharp pain flared in his body. He glared at Kallie, seething with frustration, before slinking away in defeat. After Jack and his bodyguards retreated, the onlookers slowly dispersed, leaving the scene behind.

back. “It’s all sorted now. Get some rest. Everything will feel better

Kallie, her eyes filled with awe. “Kallie, you’re incredible. I wish I could be

as if she

fluttered closed,

vivid dream. In it, her mother appeared, smiling tenderly and speaking softly. “Jeanette, it comforts me to see you leading such a fulfilling life, surrounded by those who care for you. Please look after yourself. It worries me

her mother tightly. “Mom, I miss you so much. I almost can’t remember your face.” But suddenly, a chilling stare interrupted her reunion. The next second, she was jerked from her

she couldn’t help

have you been? Are they treating you well in prison? Don’t worry, I’m working hard on my studies, and when you’re released, we’ll start a new life together. Just promise me you won’t cause any

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you as my sister. If I had another chance, I would have left by myself. I