Love Unspoken

Quinn's eyes fluttered shut for a moment, seeking solace in the darkness. When she opened them, the familiar surroundings of the room came into focus. However, Alexander was noticeably absent.

Awakening from her dreams, Quinn felt the lingering tendrils of bittersweet emotions tugging at her heart. It was a persistent ache that refused to dissipate.

She propped herself up and reached into her drawer for a sanitary pad, preparing herself for a trip to the restroom. However, before she could make her move, the bedroom door swung open, revealing Alexander. Quinn froze, clutching the pad in her hand.

Alexander's gaze briefly landed on the object she held, but he chose not to comment. Instead, he simply said, "Since you're up, come down for some breakfast," before turning to exit the room.

With a sigh of relief, Quinn made her way to the bathroom, pleased to find that the bleeding had ceased.

A glimmer of hope sparked in her eyes. Could it be possible that she could still keep the baby?

After freshening up, she washed her hands and descended the stairs.

In the kitchen, she found Alexander, casually dressed, ladling soup from a pot.

Quinn rubbed her eyes, questioning her own perception. There he was, serving soup.

As she approached the dining table, a thought crossed her mind,' Did he cook all this food?'

her gaze fixed on the chicken soup before her, a sense of bewilderment washing

Alexander cook before. How did he

Alexander broke

to reality, Quinn sampled the soup. To

looked at him in

his hands with a napkin. "Why are you looking at me like that? I hired someone to do

continuing to eat, her earlier

got the better of her as she devoured the meal. Alexander, on the other hand, barely touched his

Quinn put down her utensils. As was

the time she finished washing the dishes,

not retreated to his study,

approached him dutifully, standing before

his head and said indifferently,

fingertips clasped together, Quinn took a seat opposite

a divorce?" he

Quinn struggled to respond. The events of the previous night hung over her like a shadow. She felt safe when she