My Marriage to a Mute Girl

It wasn't long before the sound of a cry for help drew a group of people from the front room.

After Edith was rescued, as expected, the first thing she did was to cry and question Lexie, "Sister, why did you push me!"

Lexie looked at the condemning eyes of the people around her, and frowned slightly, under the eyes of so many people, but what should be explained still had to be explained.

She shook her head as she explained in sign language, [I didn't push her.]

Edith, the only one who could read sign language, laughed in her heart as she said aloud in mock shock, "You said you hate me? Sister ...... why do you hate me ...... we are sisters ...... how can you be cruel?"

Lexie's expression faded.

Edith deliberately twisted her explanation, and the subtle faces of the people around her showed that others clearly believed her lie.

With Edith deliberately spreading the word, the entire the Howard family knew that Alan liked Edith, and it was in turn Lexie married into the family.

So people are antipathetic to Lexie, sympathetic to Edith, and delighted by her sweet-talking ways.

"I think she's just jealous of Miss Edith, that's why she's doing this."

even do

the surface, so bad

the surface she looked at Diana with a face full of aggression, "Mrs. Stewart, it's not what you think, my sister didn't do it on

for a malicious woman with a

added, "Mrs. Stewart, please let my sister go, I understand her, if I hadn't suddenly come to the Howard family, my sister wouldn't have

after

she not understand

it just so happened that Diana was also

could she take

pen and paper she carried in her bag and wrote: [I demand to see the surveillance and clear my

just admit it, even if the surveillance is found

said at this point, "Mrs. Howard, the camera is

Marry and nodded, speaking with her eyes open, "That's right, it's been broken for a few days, and the maintenance crew

Lexie sneered.

these women were scheming. Even they knew the truth, they deliberately ignore the

probably turned off early by these people long ago, which

but that everyone here had never accepted her at all, and for them, right