Love Unspoken

Swiftly, he swiveled his head, hastily brushing away his tears with his sleeve.

A sniff echoed in the silence as he attempted to mold his features into a semblance of a smile.

"I appreciate your kindness," he said, his voice strained with the effort to maintain composure. "However, I can't deny that I am the root cause of this catastrophe. I refuse to hide behind excuses."He paused, his tone light yet laced with a hint of

sarcasm.

"My father's sins are mine to bear as well. After all, he is my father." With a flick of his wrist, he tossed the lighter he held onto the ground.

Instantly, flames erupted, spreading voraciously in every direction. Within moments, the fire had consumed all the cages, transforming half of the base into a raging inferno.

The flames cast an eerie glow on their faces, the fiery tendrils leaping from the iron cages, performing a macabre dance in the wind. Thick plumes of smoke spiraled into the sky, seemingly carrying with them the spirits of those unjustly slain. The air was heavy with the scent of gasoline and the overpowering aroma of burning flesh. The searing heat emanating from the fire made Quinn feel feverish.

and guided her into the base. They ascended to the second floor, pausing to look down at the fiery

head slightly, realizing that

rebuffed. His focus remained on the

Quinn was lost in her thoughts, Orion's voice broke the silence. "I've been raising them for years, and my dad never found out. How did

of Alexander flashed in her mind, along with the look he had given her at the

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this event, then she was indirectly responsible for harming Orion and these

gaze, succumbing to silence. She couldn't fathom why he refused to let her

her from remembering anything, a fact

the inferno was a pile of ashes and the charred skeletons of

help him. Neither of them spoke as they quietly swept the scorched earth. The ground was a charred wasteland, and no matter how much they swept, they couldn't erase the evidence of the