Love Unspoken

Orion's heart swelled with elation upon receiving her response. He pulled Sebastian into a tight embrace, his voice trembling with excitement. "She agreed to accompany me. Does this mean there's a chance for me?" Sebastian responded with a vigorous nod, his eyes twinkling with mirth. "Indeed, congratulations are in order. You're on the precipice of falling in love."

Orion chuckled, shaking his head in amusement. "No, it's not like that. Quinn just agreed to watch a movie with me."

Sebastian's smile broadened, his tone teasing. "This time it's a movie, next time it'll be dinner, and then before you know it, you'll be holding hands." Orion cut him off with a playful smack on the head. "Enough of your nonsense!"

Sebastian rubbed his forehead, a puzzled expression on his face. "But you've only met a few times. What makes her so special?"

Orion had crossed paths with countless beautiful women, yet it was Quinn who had ensnared his heart. This was a mystery to Sebastian.

Orion's hand absentmindedly drifted to his nose, his mind replaying the first time he laid eyes on Quinn. The memory alone was enough to set his heart aflutter.

He yearned to see her eyes light up, to witness her genuine smile.

With a sigh, Orion rose from his seat and grabbed his keys. "You wouldn't understand," he said, heading for the door.

breath, "Well, how am I supposed to understand if you don't

to ignore him, climbing into his car and driving off

to pick her up. By the time

his eyes scanning the surroundings in confusion. "How did you

met his, a flicker of confusion in her eyes

"How did you end up living here? Weren't you residing at Regal

her gaze, unable to

was equally clueless about why

a distance from here, and we'll be late if we don't leave now." Without

Quinn settled into the passenger seat, her mind was a whirlwind of

was as

struggled to immerse herself in them. It

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was his first time going to the movies with a girl, his first time being alone with a girl. He stole a glance