Love Unspoken

Without waiting for Alexander, Quinn hailed a cab alone, setting her course for the Kennedy Residence.

The evening mist hung heavy over Amber Bay, blurring the cityscape and shrouding every structure in a veil of obscurity.

Upon her arrival, she purchased some fruit from a street vendor, a preemptive peace offering for Kaitlyn, who she knew would likely remain unsatisfied with her visit.

The Kennedy Residence buzzed with life that day, the driveway and curb teeming with cars. Wayne and his ex-wife had a daughter, Valerie, who had married into another wealthy family.

She had now arrived with her husband and two children in tow. Alexander and Freya, siblings born to Kaitlyn, were also present. There was an additional member of the family, a younger son that Wayne had brought into the fold.

Kaitlyn, who had been primarily responsible for his upbringing, had treated him with

the halls. The innocent laughter of the children pierced her heart, stirring

legs, causing her to stumble and nearly fall. "There's Dummy! There's Dummy!"

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grip on the bag of fruit tightening as the boy reached for it. "Give

of pain and resentment. 'Why do they get to be so happy? Is it because I'm a dummy that my two kids died at the hands of these people? Because I'm a dummy, I'm guilty. I deserve no happy ending,' she thought bitterly. The boy, still fuming, bared his teeth and tugged at the bag, even going so far as to kick Quinn

swift movement, Quinn let go of the bag and sidestepped his

scattered across the ground, rolling in the mud. The boy, hurt from the fall, sat on the damp ground and began to wail.The boy's cries caught the attention of