Unspoken Hearts: My Neglected Mute Wife’s Escape

Chapter 1486:

Kallie was so furious that she nearly let out a scornful laugh. With biting sarcasm, she said, “I used to think you were just blind to the obvious, but now I see you’re smarter than I thought. It’s just a shame that your intelligence is so terribly misplaced.”

Beth appeared unfazed by Kallie’s sarcasm, her eyes fixed on Caitlin, who was nervously hiding behind Kallie. She fixed Caitlin with a sharp, threatening gaze. “Caitlin, step out and tell them if I threatened you. Stop hiding behind Kallie and pretending you can’t hear me. You’ll still have to face what’s coming.”

Caitlin clenched her teeth, ready to step out from behind Kallie.

Kallie gently grabbed Caitlin’s hand. “Caitlin, maybe you misunderstood me, but I can explain everything. Even if you resent me, I hope you won’t continue to be her servant. Don’t be scared. I’ll protect you.”

Seeing the sincerity in Kallie’s eyes and feeling the warmth of her hand, Caitlin hesitated. Maybe things weren’t as Beth had claimed after all. No matter what Kallie’s true intentions were, her kindness had been unmistakable all along.

mouthed something to her. Caitlin’s body tensed as she understood Beth’s silent message, but Kallie

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of disgust or the fear of meeting Kallie’s eyes. Her voice trembled as she said, “Miss Nixon, I know you mean well, but you’ve got it all

disbelief. She even questioned whether her ears were deceiving her. It was the first time Caitlin

what you think. I just accidentally

gaze was heavy with complexity and cold as she fixed her eyes on Caitlin.

escape begins

get along, she couldn’t bear the thought of Caitlin’s life going down

steadying herself. “Caitlin, I’m asking you one last time. Is this really what you want? If you tell me the truth, I promise to help you through whatever trouble

do as you wish. I won’t kick you out of today’s party.

Kallie had no desire to see Beth and Caitlin right now, she understood that sending Beth away felt justifiable, while turning Caitlin away seemed wrong. Besides, kicking them out would only give the Nixon family’s rivals an opportunity to spread slander. As long as the children