My Mute Bride Chapter 10
Chapter 10,My Mute Bride
Before long, Amber’s cries for help had drawn a group of people from the front hall. As Rachel had
expected, the first thing Amber did after being rescued from the pond was to question her tearfully,
“Why did you push me, Rachel?” Rachel frowned at the sight of the reproachful eyes from the people
around her. However, with so many people watching, what ought to be exined had to be exined.
She shook her head while exining with signnguage.
I didn’t push her. Amber, the only person at the scene who could understand what she was signing,
snickered in her heart. She pretended to look shocked and replied loudly, “Did you say that you hate
me? Rachel… Why would you hate me? We’re blood sisters… How could you be so cruel?” Rachel’s
expression turned cold, for Amber had wilfully distorted the meaning of her exnation.
Judging from the peculiar expressions of those around her, they obviously believed Amber’s lies.
Thanks to the lies that Amber deliberately spread, everyone in the Burton Residence knew that Justin
loved Amber but ended up marrying Rachel—the one who had schemed to get married to him.
As a result, they loathed Rachel and sympathized with Amber. Moreover, thetter won their favor with
her honeyed words. “The way I see it, she did it because she’s envious of Miss Amber.” “What a vicious
woman she is! She evenid a hand on her sister.” “She looks pitiful on the outside, but she has such a
wicked heart.”
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Amber felt smug deep down inside upon hearing thements around her, yet she pretended to look
aggrieved as she turned to Sue. “What happened isn’t what you think it is, Madam Parham. My sister
didn’t do it on purpose!” Sue’s eyes were as piercing as knives as she scolded Rachel harshly, “What a
dishonest and vicious woman you are! A woman like you doesn’t have to stay at the Burton Residence
anymore!” Amber even added fuel to the fire as she said, “Please let my sister off, Madam Parham.
I understand her; if it weren’t for my sudden visit to the Burton Residence, she wouldn’t have been
provoked to the point of doing this to me.” Rachel looked even colder upon hearing what everyone had
said. How could she not understand Amber’s purpose in doing this? She simply wanted to drive her
away from the Burton Residence, and Sue, who happened to have the same idea in mind, yed
along with her.
The two women clicked instantly as they took advantage of each other. Nheless, how could Rachel
let herself be made a scapegoat? She took out the pen and paper that she had brought with her in her
handbag and wrote, ‘I’d like to request to have the surveince videos checked to prove my innocence.’
However, Amber didn’t get nervous at all; instead, she was emboldened by Sue’s support. “I really
won’t me you, Rachel. Just admit it; even if you have the surveince videos checked, you’ll only get
humiliated even further.” Just then, Mrs. Duncan chimed in, “The surveince camera is broken,
Madam.”
Sue nced at Mrs. Duncan and nodded. She lied through her teeth, “That’s right. It has been broken
for several days, and the repairman will being to fix it tomorrow.” All of a sudden, Rachel wanted to
laugh; this was clearly the crappiest set-up. These women were from wealthy and distinguished
families.
Crafty as they were, they couldn’t have possibly been unable to tell what actually happened, yet they
deliberately ignored the truth. They probably had the surveince cameras switched off in advance,
which was why they didn’t have anything to fear. It wasn’t that Amber had seeded in setting her up;
it was just that everyone here never epted her.
To them, it didn’t matter whether she was right or wrong. All that mattered was that only Amber was
worthy of Justin, and she—a mute—was not! Rachel initially thought that Amber was the only person
behind this set-up, but she didn’t expect that everyone in the Burton Residence would gang up with her
sister and target her. Perhaps this has been premeditated?
she thought to herself. As it turned out, Rachel was right. Sue took advantage of the situation and
demanded, “Now that you’ve done something so wrong, it is useless no matter how you exin it.
You must apologize to Amber!” Rachel’s hands clenched into fists at her sides. After all, an apology
would be an admission of wrongdoing in a different form. Right now, she was enduring everyone’s
scornful and contemptuous gazes like a universally condemned vicious woman.
She took a deep breath, looked at everyone in a dignified manner, and wrote down her stance. ‘Why
should I apologize for something that I didn’t do?’