Love Unspoken

Quinn's eyes were wide open, riveted on the newcomer. Her gaze travelled from his long legs, up to his waist, and finally rested on the curve of his mouth. It was Walter.

Never in her wildest dreams had Quinn imagined that Walter would be the one binding her. She writhed in her restraints once more, but it was futile. The ropes bit into her wrists and ankles, holding her captive and leaving her with nothing but the desperate plea in her eyes as her only form of communication.

Walter closed the distance between them, bending down slightly to lock eyes with the terrified Quinn.

"Quinn, you seem surprised," he said, his voice laced with a feigned tenderness.

"And why wouldn't you be? After all, who would have thought it was me? I wonder if Alexander has pieced it together yet?" His voice was gentle, almost casual. If Quinn hadn't been bound, she might have mistaken his tone for friendly banter. Quinn's eyes shimmered with unvoiced questions as she held Walter's gaze steadfastly.

Walter's smile deepened, and he playfully quipped, "You're wondering why I brought you here, why I kidnapped you, aren't you?"

She clamped her lips together, revealing nothing. But indeed, these were the very questions that haunted her.

Walter extended his hand, his fingers icy as they brushed her face, sending shivers down her spine.

you?" he mused, his

eyes

you need some help," he said. Quinn could only guess at his intentions, but the smile on his face sent a shiver down her spine. His

smile, his eyes were devoid of warmth, his actions belying his gentle

to the floor. Her head hit the ground with a thud, darkness clouding her vision, a

tug on her hair, Walter hoisted

no problem. I'll help you remember," he said, his voice as smooth

her blood. Finally, she regained

been right all along. He was a wolf

years at The Kennedys, everyone had thought him to be humble, amiable,

of Quinn, was the most terrifying side

wrists, which were bound so tightly she couldn't communicate with

interested in communicating with her either. His only interest appeared