Love Unspoken

Despite her intent, Kyle Astor intervened. "Quinn," he began, "I've brought some food. There's no need for you to cook."Quinn halted her movements, casting a second glance his way.

Unperturbed, Kyle pressed on. "Alexander's out of town on business. The others won't be home either, so there's no need for all this fuss. "Alexander's absence struck a chord. Quinn locked eyes with Kyle, searching for the truth in his gaze.

After a moment, she set her knife down with a slow, deliberate motion.

She reached for her phone, fingers flying over the keys as she posed her question: [Who did he go with?] Caught off guard, Kyle stuttered, deliberately avoiding Quinn's penetrating gaze. The answer was painfully obvious.Getty. A flicker of emotion passed through Quinn's eyes as she glanced over the array of dishes. Her lips pressed into a thin line before she turned on her heel and exited the room.

Swiftly, Kyle set up the food he had brought, watching her eat from a distance.She sat at the dining table, consuming her meal in silence as if nothing had transpired.

Her demeanor was neither angry nor sad. The tranquility, the silence, left Kyle with an inexplicable sense of unease, a bubble of frustration in his chest that refused to dissipate.

meal, Quinn offered her thanks to Kyle.He hastily cleared the remnants of their meal

delivering a meal had left

this daily routine without succumbing to despair.Quinn's gaze drifted to

the blank pages, her

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sank.After a moment of silence, Dr. Woods handed over the report.Quinn accepted it with trembling hands and unfolded it. Upon reaching the final diagnosis, she closed her eyes.She took a full minute to mentally prepare herself before shifting her gaze downward to

several bottles of medication from his bag. "Quinn, these are prescribed

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won't cure you, but they will help alleviate the symptoms and slow the progression of the illness.""Doctor Smith suggested you

isn't as dire as you fear; there's still a chance for recovery," he

seemed unsure of his own reassurances. After all, were there truly any cases of complete recovery? His words seemed more of a consolation