Love Unspoken

"His actions will soon catch up with him," Alexander declared ominously.

Oliver, however, was left in a state of confusion. He yearned to ask more questions, but Alexander had already risen from his seat, collected his coat from the couch, and made his exit.

As Alexander departed, his footsteps stirred a subtle breeze, causing scraps of paper to flutter about the room. One particular piece, as light as a feather, came to rest at Oliver's feet. Upon it was written an incomplete, yet unmistakable word- Divorce.

From the doorway, Alexander's voice, devoid of any warmth, echoed back to Oliver, "Before I find the culprit, bring them back to me, Oliver."

Watching Alexander's retreating figure, Oliver released a heavy sigh. He had gleaned a few leads from Alexander's cryptic words, but certainty still eluded him.

Rising from his seat, Oliver made his way to the exit, only to be promptly intercepted by Kyle, who asked, "How did it go?"

Oliver shook his head, "Keep looking. They're likely still in Amber Bay."

"How do you know? Did Alexander tell you?"

Oliver merely patted Kyle's shoulder, leaving his question

He arranged a meeting with his team when Walter was present. They met at the entrance, exchanging brief glances. "Alexander, you look worn out. Rough night?" Walter asked, a smirk playing

a faint smile, Alexander replied, "My pet's gone missing.

probed further, "Why is the pet

"Take a guess."

his brows, pondering before venturing, "I heard you had a cat, but I never saw it. It's not the cat,

knows," Alexander

into the conference room

two hours, the company's executives squirmed under an unprecedented level of stress. Alexander dissected every statement and dismissed every proposal without approval. The team couldn't

it be another argument with

frustration on them. However, none of their previous disputes had ever escalated to

depleted. Alexander prepared to leave as well, but before

are the investment plans from the proposal you wanted to review," Walter

present them during the meeting, knowing they would be rejected outright.