Unspoken Hearts: My Neglected Mute Wife’s Escape

Chapter 1550:

Their eyes met for a moment longer, until Caitlin finally couldn’t take it anymore. With a cold demeanor, she approached Kallie and Linsey, but the bodyguards stopped her before she could reach them.

Caitlin instinctively looked at Kallie, but found her happily chatting with Linsey, seemingly oblivious to her presence. Linsey also acted as if Caitlin was completely non-existent.

Caitlin, with her strong sense of pride, couldn’t stand being treated like this. She clenched her fists tightly and addressed Kallie in an icy tone. “Long time, Kallie. Don’t you recognize me anymore? Or have you risen so high that you’ve completely forgotten about me? I understand, though. You associate with so many influential people every day. You only remember the powerful and wealthy. It’s only natural that someone like me wouldn’t even cross your mind. To you, I’m probably just a toy, someone to entertain you when you’re bored.”

Kallie had no intention of exchanging words with Caitlin, but hearing those nasty words enraged her. Her face turned stern, and she continued to ignore Caitlin, not even bothering to look at her.

However, Caitlin became even more emboldened.

Unexpectedly, Linsey stood up, walked over to Caitlin, and slapped her across the face.

left Caitlin

head to look at Linsey, tears falling down her cheeks like broken

not from pain, but from humiliation. In her mind, only Kallie had the right to lay

Linsey to be nothing

no idea that, back when the Brooks family was at its peak,

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but smile with amusement. “You’re wondering what gives me the right to slap you? Well, I just did. What are you going to do about

could only manage a weak, “You really want to challenge

mocking smile. “Sure, call him. I’m not afraid of him. Let’s see if he comes

phone, but then remembered that she hadn’t been able to reach Clayton for several days. She felt a sharp pain in her chest and a deep sense of injustice. Clayton’s absence hurt her deeply, especially

hesitation, Linsey

as anything more than a disposable toy. You complain that Kallie doesn’t take you seriously, but you chase after