Love Unspoken

Quinn seized Abigail's hand, her head shaking in silent plea for her friend not to surrender herself. Abigail, however, understood the unspoken message. She chuckled, a hollow sound devoid of any real mirth. "You know I broke out to get here. If I miss this chance, it'll be much harder to return."

Quinn clung to her, her grip firm and unyielding. Abigail opened her mouth as if to speak, then closed it again, as though the right words had escaped her. The rain had stopped, and behind the veil of clouds, the sun engaged in a coy game of hide and seek.After what seemed like an eternity, Abigail's smile faded.

She turned to Quinn, her gaze intense. "If it wasn't for the fact that someone died, I'd almost be grateful to Alexander. He showed me the true colors of people.""But..." A smile tugged at her lips once more. "You haven't given me any reason to regret. So, everything I did was worth it."Despite the stark disparity in their physical strength, Quinn held on.

Abigail could have easily shrugged her off with the slightest effort, but she didn't."Let me go," Abigail murmured softly. Quinn responded with a vehement shake of her head.Abigail couldn't help but laugh.

Just then, a car zoomed past. A can was hurled from the window, striking Abigail on the forehead. It wasn't painful, but the sound it made was loud, and the act, filled with malice and humiliation, hung heavily in the air around them. Quinn watched the car, a taxi, disappear into the distance.It took Abigail a considerable amount of time to turn around. When she finally did, she nonchalantly said to Quinn, "You see, this is the mess I'm in. I'm like a rat crossing the street. Everyone's out to get me."

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tell myself that. But you probably can't comprehend the feeling. It's nothing like the butcher's work with fish and poultry," she retorted. 'This guilt and panic, it's the kind that

worry for my sake, so I could only imagine the

unable to help my friend. Then Abigail advised, "Get away from Alexander soon. He's no good. Sometimes, guys just play dumb, especially when it comes to matters of the heart. Playing dumb clears up ninety percent of the

were her last words, making Quinn even more reluctant to let her go. Suddenly, a

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