Love Unspoken

At that moment, the radio broadcast signaled the commencement of the film. Alexander turned to Getty, his voice carrying a note of anticipation, "The movie has started. Let's go."

Getty, however, found herself unable to concentrate on the cinematic spectacle unfolding before her. Her mind was a whirlwind of thoughts, predominantly revolving around the rumors of Alexander and Quinn's divorce. She was desperate to confirm if Quinn's claims held any truth.

Yet, Alexander skillfully evaded her probing questions. With Quinn and Orion joining them to watch the movie, Getty was left to her own devices, her mind ceaselessly sifting through fragments of information, attempting to piece together the puzzle of their alleged divorce.

The theatre was abuzz with chatter and laughter, making it impossible for Getty to continue her line of questioning. She decided to bide her time, promising herself to revisit the topic once they returned home that night.

Orion, having finally regained his composure, handed the cola to Quinn. "Let's go in too," he suggested. Quinn accepted the drink, her nod barely perceptible, before rising to follow him into the theatre.

By a stroke of fate, they had purchased tickets for the same showing as Alexander. The movie was premiering that day and had already stirred a considerable amount of excitement even before its release. The demand for the first showing was sky-high.

unconventional means, so it wasn't entirely surprising that they had ended up in the same

in the front, and as soon as she settled down, she felt a pair of eyes boring

movie. It's rumored to be the biggest hit of the year." Quinn nodded, her gaze fixed on the screen. The film was a sci-fi spectacle, attracting a crowd eager

Orion continued to speak, but his words were lost on her. His mind, too,

her chest, a rhythm of unease that refused to subside. If Alexander had indeed divorced, why hadn't he confided in her? Was their divorce because of her? How could he have ended his marriage when he had always maintained that he would never consider divorce? These questions plagued her mind, to the

the movie concluded that Quinn rose from her seat, making a swift exit from the screening room to escape the unnerving gaze. Orion followed suit, his breath coming in short gasps as he asked, "Why are you running

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the elevator arrived, she darted inside, blending into the crowd. In the split second before the elevator doors closed,

attempts to blend into the crowd, Alexander's calm gaze found her, making her feel like a hunted animal. His gaze was so intense, it felt as though he could see right through her, as if he had spotted a fleeing prey. All she could see in