Love Unspoken

The doctor extended his hand, offering the phone to Quinn. She accepted it, her fingers lightly brushing against his as she took the device. Unlocking it, her eyes quickly scanned the screen, confirming her suspicions. A string of messages from Abigail filled the display.

Abigail's words were filled with concern and curiosity, questioning the duration of Quinn's journey to Hamilton, her current location, and the reason behind her silence. She also inquired if anything untoward had occurred.

Quinn meticulously read each message, her lips pressing together in a tight line. She began to craft a response to Abigail.

"Forgive me, Abigail. I've returned home. I won't be journeying to Hamilton."

Meanwhile, Abigail remained at the rest stop, her eyes scanning the message. She paused, a spark of anger igniting within her.

Abigail responded, "What do you mean?"

Quinn could almost feel the heat radiating from Abigail's words. She closed her eyes momentarily, gathering her thoughts. When she opened them again, her fingers danced across the screen, "I've come to realize that I can't abandon him." "I'm sorry, Abigail," she typed, her heart heavy with regret. "Please, take care of yourself. If the opportunity arises, I'll apologize in person."

side, her strength seemingly drained. A veil of

explore the world alongside Abigail, whether as a nomad or

decades, her emotions, her life, every passing year had been consumed by him. His

dummy of The Kennedys, their adopted child, the pitiful orphan. She was

side, forever barring her from the outside world.

own liberation. Abigail could soar on her own,

of how to respond. Eventually, she composed a

remember to take care of yourself. The path you've chosen is yours alone to tread from now

passenger seat, her irritation palpable. She would return eventually, but that could be

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she had saved Abigail or if Alexander had deliberately driven Abigail away. His sudden appearance

knew she couldn't outmaneuver Alexander, especially when outsmarting Walter seemed an