Love Unspoken

After a period of careful manipulation, they succeeded in shattering the display. Once the screen was removed, all that remained was a black band encircling Quinn's ankle.

It bore a resemblance to a bracelet, exuding a certain stylishness, if one could overlook its original function as a monitoring device.

One of the experts produced their tools and delicately scraped the surface of the band. Despite their efforts, they only managed to collect a minuscule amount of powder. "I'll take this back with me to analyze what kind of material it is," they announced. The man gave a nod of approval. "Alright, you guys go ahead and study that. You can go."

With that, the group gathered their belongings and rose to leave, leaving only Quinn and the man behind, their gazes locked in silent communication.

He cast a glance at his watch; Alexander should be returning soon.At that very moment, Alexander found himself ensnared in a web of traffic, fingers pressed against his forehead in a clear display of exhaustion. Kyle Astor, who was driving, occasionally stole glances at Alexander.

The board meeting that had stretched throughout the day had indeed been taxing. After a moment of contemplation, he finally voiced his concern, "Alexander, Walter has taken off. Should we go after him?"

"Of course we bring him back."He added, "Walter wouldn't

know?" Kyle asked, curiosity piqued.Alexander merely hummed in response, leaving Kyle to awkwardly fall silent. Meanwhile, back

beat, Alexander strode purposefully toward the house. As they walked side by side, the man asked, "Alexander, what should

the house, the man wisely held back, smoothly exiting the villa.Standing at the doorway, Alexander's

on her ankles, her hair cascading on either side of her face,

to meet the man's intense

was suddenly reminded of their time at the farm when he had asked if she

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as if the deep affection he had shown inside the cave was nothing more than an illusion.With Alexander, she had experienced this illusion more than once. Upon reflection, hadn't