A Whisper that went unheard novel Chapter 215

The evening breeze on the island was still hot and dry.

Melody walked quietly beside Jeremy, cautious and afraid to say a single word.

Jeremy's face was dark and unpleasant. He remained silent the entire way back to their hotel room and walked straight into the bathroom without saying a word.

Clearly, he didn't want to talk to anyone at the moment.

Melody didn't dare provoke him. She sat quietly in the living room, scrolling through her phone.

She then opened her group chat and sent them a picture of the small puppy.

Tiffany was the first to respond. "Whose puppy is this? It's adorable!"

Melody's lips curled into a proud little smile as she typed her reply, "Mine."

In truth, Melody had been genuinely surprised when Jeremy suggested adopting the puppy. After all, he was a clean freak and never particularly liked animals.

Melody hadn't planned on getting the puppy either. She was living in Jeremy's house, so it wasn't really possible for her to take care of a pet.

Unexpectedly, it was Jeremy who'd brought it up. Even though he'd seemed annoyed the entire time—especially when the puppy rubbed against his leg—he'd handled the adoption paperwork seriously.

Tiffany asked, "Did you name it yet?"

"Yes." Melody carefully typed, "Echo." When the owner asked her to name the puppy, this name immediately popped into her head.

Tiffany didn't try guessing what the name meant. Instead, she started updating Melody about recent gossip at the hospital.

"Krystal finished shooting that promotional video. Yesterday, Andrew and Laura even showed up at the hospital.

"I overheard them saying that Regallo Charity Foundation didn't just pay for the video, they're financing the whole follow-up campaign too."

Tiffany sent an annoyed emoji. "They're using their dirty money just to promote their precious daughter's saintly image. It's unbelievable!"

Ever since Tiffany learned about Regallo Charity Foundation's scandals, she'd had nothing nice to say about the Wardolfs or Krystal.

But Melody didn't engage much in that conversation. She'd finally gotten away from the Wardolfs for a while, and she didn't want to spoil her mood by thinking about them again.