Lahat ng Kabanata ng The Revenge of the Mute Wife: Kabanata 141 - Kabanata 150

[In that case, how about we go celebrate?] Deborah suggested.“Really?”[Of course, you deserve a great reward for your effort.]“Debbie, that’s not necessary,” Elliot said shyly.[I insist because victories should be celebrated and rewarded.]“Well… if you put it that way,” Elliot said, blushing a little and laughing.[Just let me grab my purse and let Jayden know we’re going to the plaza.]“Boo, don’t tell him,” Elliot complained, feeling a bit jealous.[I have to tell him, as he likes to stay updated on us.]“Well… I’ll raid your kitchen in the meantime,” Elliot said playfully.[There are sweets in the pantry, and I have soda in the fridge.]“Yay!” Elliot immediately started looking for those treats to munch on.Seeing his reaction, Deborah briefly envisioned James doing the same.She then took out her phone to send a message to her partner.Deborah: Hi love, I’m going to the plaza with Elliot.Jayden: Okay, my love, be careful. I’m here supervising the construction p

“There actually wasn’t a body in that place,” Christian said, grimacing as he pulled out the reports he had found. “A month after your mother’s death, Frederick exhumed your grandfather’s body, and when I looked up the records, I saw that he brought two bodies there to turn them into diamonds.”Deborah felt like the ground was crumbling beneath her feet.“You’re saying they’re going to seek their freedom by negotiating with Deborah’s grandfather’s body?” Jayden asked, frowning.“Yes…” Christian replied. “Fortunately, I found out before they could use this information against us, and I also wanted to let you know that we’ve recovered your mother.”“Seriously? Where is she?” Deborah asked, looking around anxiously.“For now, she’s in a safe at the detective’s office as it will be considered evidence for the trial, but once this is over, they’ll return her to you.”Deborah nodded sadly, as part of her understood the situation while another part wanted to ignore all the protocols to

“At last, you show yourself,” a man said, his tone dripping with arrogance as he took a seat at the table next to Deborah. He didn’t wait for an invitation or response and just plopped down. “God, for mute, you must really think you're a diva. I couldn’t locate you,” he said, pushing aside the plates. “Tch… disgusting. Hey, waiter, do your job and clean this up. Also, bring me a decaf coffee with almond milk,” he ordered.The waiter frowned but, seeing Deborah’s calm demeanor, grudgingly complied, placing a new cup of black coffee in front of the man before retreating.“Idiot… God, what kind of morons do they hire here?” he complained, sipping the coffee with evident distaste.[Who are you?] Deborah signed, her irritation evident in her words.“Let’s see, Deborah, instead of flapping your hands around like an idiot, just write,” he scolded. “I don’t understand you and don’t want to learn.”Deborah raised an eyebrow and made a face as she pulled out her notebook and pen to write he

“Eh? Ah… um… sorry, Mom,” Jayden said, embarrassed, as he turned to greet her.“My love, don’t scold him,” Eric said, approaching to hug his wife. “He was a bundle of nerves because he was worried about Deborah and James. At work, he spilled his coffee twice because he was distracted.”“Dad…” Jayden complained, blushing as Deborah laughed.“Well, in that case, I forgive him,” Samantha said, letting herself be pampered by her husband.“Did you do that?” Deborah asked Jayden.“Um… well—” he began awkwardly but was cut off by a kiss. “Well, maybe I did,” he admitted, making everyone laugh. “So, tell me, how did it go? What happened with that guy?”“Don’t worry, everything is going according to plan,” Deborah said.“Though, son, you owe me a huge favor for this,” Samantha said. “I was really holding myself back from leaving my hiding place and hitting that supposed lawyer because he kept insulting Deborah.”“Eh? Was he that rude?” Jayden asked Deborah, looking into her eyes.“Yes,

“Well, are you done reading?” Cameron asked, exasperated.[Yes, but I don’t understand… the first page is the pardon, but what are the other pages for?]“That’s why I told you to stop reading things you don’t understand and sign already.”[Not so fast; don’t you remember what I told you?]“What are you talking about?”[I’m not signing anything until you give me what you promised.]“First, sign…”[Then, no.]“Hey, you,” Caroline spoke, drawing everyone’s attention. “Kid, shouldn’t you say something about this? This lawyer is doing something illegal right now.”“Uh…” Judge Hunter looked a bit nervous.“As far as I know, a pardon shouldn’t be conditional upon receiving something in return, because that’s what a pardon is for,” Caroline stressed, crossing her arms.“Oh… well, that…”“Shut up, woman, don’t talk about things you don’t know,” Cameron said, annoyed. “And look, to stop you from crying, here it is,” he declared, looking at Deborah while pulling out a gold keychain wi