The Revenge of the Mute Wife by Melanie Paulson novel Chapter 130

Chapter 130 

“Debbie! I love you so much,” Caroline said, hugging Deborah. “Thanks to you, my schedule is now full for these first few months.” 

“It was a pleasure to help: you deserve it.” 

“Thanks, but I’m still very angry with you, you terrible friend,” Caroline pouted. 

Deborah looked at her in confusion. 

“Come o 

on, don’t play dumb. Why didn’t you tell me you could talk already?” 

“Oh, that… It was supposed to be a surprise because I was practicing and planned to surprise you all at a special dinner,” Deborah explained, embarrassed. “But hearing someone call my son a bastard made me lose my composure.” 

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“Well, since you put it that way, I forgive you,” Caroline said, letting out a sigh. “That woman is incredible… she was the mistress, faked a pregnancy, and still thinks she has the right to call someone else’s child a bastard… god, you really have to be. ugh… well, let’s forget that. So, let me hear your voice again,” Caroline said, looking at her with amusement. 

“Caroline is my best friend.” 

“Ahh! Your voice is lovely, though it still sounds a bit strange. 

“I’ve just started talking: don’t expect miracles yet.” Deborah said, blushing a little at the criticism. 

“Right, sorry. But hey, with some practice, you could start singing soon.” 

“Hm… I know I’ll reach my goal of speaking well by the time James is born.” 

“Of course, my friend. Well, how about we celebrate our successes with a delicious yogurt ice cream?” Caroline suggested, pointing to the shop nearby. 

Deborah nodded, and together they went for dessert while continuing their chat. 

As they walked away, Nicholas watched them from the window of Jayden’s house. 

Seeing their smiles, he also smilled, noticing how special their friendship was. 

“My niece is the best,” he commented as he turned to sit back on the couch next to Jayden. 

“Their friendship is something to envy because it’s very rare to find friends who are so loyal, kind, and sincere,” Jayden said, smiling and looking up at the girls as they crossed the street, holding hands. 

“I knew I could trust her to be Deborah’s friend to support her in silence.” 

“Now that I think about it, technically, they’re cousins,” Jayden said with amusement, as it meant Caroline was his distant relative–in–law. 

“By the way, has she contacted you yet?” Nicholas asked, becoming serious. 

“Not yet,” Jayden said, letting out a sigh. “Remember, she said it would take a week.” 

“I know, and the deadline is almost up.” 

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Chapter 130 

“Don’t worry, Nicholas. Her reputation precedes her, and she always meets her deadlines, whether the tasks are good or bad.” 

“Ah… yes… you’re right, but I’m already frustrated because Christian and the detective have continued insisting on that topic, and that miserable person has refused to give us any information.”