Love Unspoken

A wave of shock washed over Kyle. "I'll have someone clean it up right away!" he exclaimed."There's no need. Now, what were you saying earlier?"

Alexander inquired, his tone nonchalant."I was referring to Chandler," Kyle clarified, repeating his previous statement.

Alexander, his fingers cradling a lit cigarette, fell into a thoughtful silence. After a moment, he rose from his seat and paced a few steps.

He held the cigarette over the ashtray, flicking the ash into the receptacle."As for this situation, if he wants the world to know the circumstances of Chandler's death, then let's assist him," Alexander declared.Kyle was puzzled. "Assist him? Wouldn't that only complicate things further?"

Alexander shot him a glance. "Kyle, what would you do if you found a fly in your meal?""I'd complain to the restaurant owner, but what does that have to do with Chandler's predicament?""Would you patronize that restaurant again?""No, I wouldn't.""And what if it were a rat instead of a fly?"

words left his mouth, realization dawned on him. "Very well, you may leave now."Kyle nodded briskly. "I'll get right on it."Once something became absurd, its credibility diminished significantly, blurring the line between

became irrelevant, and the issue naturally faded into oblivion. Concealing the truth only sparked curiosity, prompting those in the shadows

intended to crawl out from under the desk, but Alexander slid his chair over, obstructing

chair. It would be a tight squeeze, and somewhat embarrassing. Just as Quinn was about to make her move,

she could react, Alexander's cool fingers traced along her jawline and moved to her collar. He hooked his fingers

lifted. In her panic, she clung to the man's legs. She looked up at him, her eyes wide

She bit her lip and gestured with her hand, reminding him, "We're divorced."Alexander's lips curled into a smirk, void of any warmth, only