Love Unspoken

Orion escorted her across the parking lot, his hand gently guiding her into the car.

He didn't immediately start the engine, instead, his gaze lingered on the rearview mirror, anticipation etched on his face as he waited for Alexander and the others to emerge. But after a considerable wait, no one appeared. With a hint of regret in his voice, Orion asked, "Alexander isn't your brother, is he?"

Quinn acknowledged his question with a nod, her eyes apologetic as she used sign language to say sorry.

She had kept their relationship a secret to respect Alexander's desire for discretion. Unlike Getty, who flaunted her relationship with Alexander for all to see.

Orion responded, his tone soft, "It's okay, I don't blame you, I'm just a little surprised."

Unable to voice her gratitude, Quinn used sign language to convey her thanks.

She appeared serious, yet there was no trace of nervousness. Orion was a friend, and she didn't consider her relationship with Alexander a clandestine affair that needed to be hidden.

Only Alexander seemed to harbor such thoughts, viewing their bond as a secret that must remain undiscovered.

Orion studied her intently, his brow furrowing slightly at her relaxed demeanor.

for you, do you have

her hands swiftly forming the signs, "Yes,

got divorced because of Getty, right?" He assumed this was the only

of discomfort washed over Quinn, causing her

reason for her divorce was still a

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Alexander's affection for her was so profound, he had wanted to

it doesn't matter anymore. Where do you want to go now? I can take you there, or do you want to see the puppies?" "I

to look at him, his face beaming with joy, a stark contrast to the

signed, "I want

said, "Alright, let's go see the puppy!

that, he started the car, smoothly maneuvered it out of the parking lot, and they were on their

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the rearview mirror, catching sight

shivering slightly as a cold wind blew. "Strange, did