All Chapters of The Revenge of the Mute Wife: Chapter 181 - Chapter 190

"That’s a better arrangement. You’ll have support because caring for a baby isn’t easy during the first few years.""Everyone’s told me that," Deborah said with a laugh.Just then, the door opened, and Elliot returned, carrying his sketchbook and a portfolio.Fabian was with him, holding a tray with three glasses of juice and some folders."I think that’s enough for today, Fabian," George said when he saw the folders."This is the last batch for today, sir. In the afternoon, you’ll be free to review all the finalists’ designs from the contest.""Alright," George said, letting out a sigh."Here you go, Deborah," Fabian said, handing her a glass."Thank you.""It’s strange to hear you talk, but it’s a nice change," he remarked before leaving to return to his desk."Look, Debbie," Elliot said, sitting close to her as he opened his sketchbook. "These are the drawings I made based on the idea you told me about in your messages," he said, handing her the notebook and opening the po

"Well, I don’t know... I had a big argument with Deborah this morning and... I don’t know... I don’t know why it happened, but I feel bad because we’ve never fought before.""Well, son, every couple has disagreements in their married life," his father said, taking a sip of his drink. "What’s important is how you resolve that conflict without making the problem bigger.""Hm..." Jayden sighed and took a big gulp of his drink."Can I ask what the argument was about?""It was about work because today she asked me to stay with her... but I had to come in, and when she kept insisting, I decided to call you to say I wouldn’t be coming in. Then suddenly, she got mad and pushed me out of the house, telling me to leave because it was obvious I cared more about work than her.""Ah... so that’s what happened," Eric said with a knowing smile, recalling a similar experience with his own wife. He had a pretty good idea of what was going on. "In that case, son, don’t worry; this isn’t anything se

"It was just a scare, and that’s why I’m recommending this brand because it requires a trick to remove," Omar explained, demonstrating how it worked."That’s good because a baby’s instinct is just to pull," Samantha commented."In that case, please install this protector on all the low sockets in the house," Deborah requested."Of course," Omar said, making notes in his planner. "Now, let’s move on to the main area—the living room," he continued, projecting some images on his laptop. "Jayden mentioned that you currently work from home, so although we’re changing the furniture in the living room to these," he said, showing the new layout in the projection, "they’ll be made of comfortable and easy-to-clean materials. In this space on the right, I’ll create an area where James can be close to you but without invading your workspace, complete with built-in storage where you can keep his things if you need to change his diaper.""I like that. This way, I won’t have to leave the room whe

Samantha smiled as she watched the photo develop in her hands."I told you, son. The right person would come along at the perfect moment, someone who would love and accept you for who you are, with all your hobbies and quirks," she whispered, looking through the doorway at Jayden and Deborah, who were already having fun building the flowers.Her thoughts drifted back to that afternoon when she had talked to her son about this very issue.-Flashback-It was a hot afternoon, and Samantha had just returned from a meeting when she heard a loud crash, which startled even the servants in the house.The noise came from Jayden’s playroom, so she forgot about her fatigue and rushed to see what had happened."Son, what... what happened here?" she asked, frightened, seeing her son crying and his castle, which had taken him a week to build, lying shattered on the floor."I don’t want it anymore..." Jayden said through sniffs, pointing at his toys while trying to hold back his tears."What…

"Thank you so much for this, ma’am. I thought the company was lost when Frederick declared himself CEO and started selling off the company’s shares.""We tried to save as much as we could because we discovered his intentions to sell off the furniture to make a quick buck," another man explained."Thank you, everyone,” said Deborah."You don’t need to thank us. We loved your grandfather and mother very much. They always supported and treated us well.""I... I want to see this place return to what it was before," Deborah declared. "That’s why, with my father’s support, we will bring the company back to its former glory.""Yes!" everyone cheered, excited."We’ll get our clients back and defeat our rivals," Deborah continued, motivating her people. "And now, we won’t need to hide anymore. We’re going to bring back the great Anderson Group."Deborah’s words thrilled both old and new employees. This was what they had been hoping for, and now that they no longer had to work in the shad