Love Unspoken

"What seems to be the issue? Are you not eager to see her?"

Walter's words were met with a counter, a challenge.

Alexander's gaze held onto Walter, his eyes delving deeper than before, as if attempting to decipher a hidden code.After a moment of silence, a laugh echoed from Alexander, breaking the tension. "I'll have Kyle send you the details. Don't be late."

"Understood," Walter responded, his head nodding slightly in acknowledgment.As Alexander rose from his seat and exited the office, the smile that had previously adorned his face evaporated, replaced by an icy aloofness. Upon reaching the lobby, his eyes fell upon Quinn.

a couch, her gaze fixed on the floor, seemingly lost in a world of her own. The overhead light flickered momentarily, jolting Quinn back to reality. She looked up to find Alexander looming over her. His towering figure forced her to crane her neck to meet his face, which was shrouded in shadows due to the backlighting. With his hands nonchalantly tucked into his pockets and an overcoat hanging behind him, his

to the elevator and then to the underground parking garage.Today, Alexander had opted for a discreet black Mercedes.As Quinn fastened her seatbelt, Alexander's voice sliced through

visible. Feeling Quinn's gaze on him, he turned his head to meet her eyes. "Did you understand?" he asked.Quinn bit her lip, her grip on the seatbelt tightening. After a moment, she ventured, "Could you compile a list

a hint of defiance, which didn't escape Alexander's notice. He studied her for a moment before responding, "Who do you think you're deceiving with your little games?"Quinn was taken aback."You're trying to get close to Walter, to

coupled with the piercing look in his eyes, seemed to expose her deepest secret, laying it bare for all to see.She felt as transparent as glass, as if everyone could see right through her."Walter isn't naive. Do you

clutched the seatbelt, biting her lip as each word he uttered pierced her heart. Each word served as a cruel reminder of her naivety and ignorance.It took her what felt like an eternity to gather the courage to look up and ask,