Love Unspoken

A call from the caretaker found its way to Quinn as well. The woman on the other end of the line confessed her inability to continue in her role. Quinn, taken aback, struggled to form a response. She yearned to inquire about the specifics, but her words were trapped, leaving her to stew in silent worry on the other end of the line.

Everything had appeared normal when she had departed the previous evening!

The caretaker's voice filled the silence, her words tumbling out in a rush. "How should I refund the money to you? Maybe you should come by tomorrow, no wait, it's better if you come now... I feel like the old lady is..."

Quinn's grip on the phone tightened, her heart pounding with a mix of panic and helplessness. She cursed her inability to articulate her thoughts.

Once the call ended, she quickly composed a text to the caretaker, explaining her inability to speak and requesting details about the elderly woman's condition. After sending the message, she cast a glance upstairs, considered for a moment, and then decided against seeking his assistance.

Quinn sank into the couch, her phone clutched tightly in her hand as she waited for a response.

Perhaps the caretaker was too preoccupied; she didn't notice the text, and Quinn's wait for a reply proved fruitless.

As she glanced at the wall clock, it read ten at night.

Her anxiety, perhaps, had triggered the return of her headache. It was a sharp, stabbing pain that made her world spin.

Holding her head, she curled up on the couch, her fingers tightly wound in her hair, teeth gritted against the pain.

this, she

few minutes felt like

vibrated. Quinn, struggling, sat up and

head, she

The caretaker had replied.

son had visited, declaring the situation hopeless and expressing his desire to take her home. However, there was

distressed the elderly woman, who had fainted and been rushed to the ER, only to be later wheeled out to a doctor who merely shook his head. Ariel,

for the complete experience all for free. The next chapter is eagerly waiting for

for any adverse events involving the patient, had decided to

had issued a critical condition notice, and it seemed unlikely

barrage of texts, her heart clenched. She

hospital? How had he managed to be there at such a

herself. She waited for

he truly

the study, swaying

she pushed the