Love Unspoken

No longer able to bear the stifling confines of her home, Quinn hastily collected her phone and umbrella before venturing out of the house.

With a swift wave of her hand, she hailed a taxi, directing it towards Kennedy Enterprise. After enduring a twenty-minute wait, a sleek white car finally pulled up to the curb. Without hesitation, Quinn opened the door and slid into the backseat, the driver setting off almost immediately.

As the car began to move, Quinn found herself anxiously twisting her fingers together, her gaze fixed on the ominous thunderstorm brewing outside. Her heart pounded in rhythm with the impending storm, each thunderclap amplifying her growing tension.

As if on cue, the heavens opened up, releasing a torrent of rain that drummed loudly against the car's roof. The world outside the window blurred into a watercolor painting, making it impossible for Quinn to discern their direction. After what felt like an eternity, the car finally came to a halt. The driver turned to face Quinn, his voice cutting through the silence, "We've arrived."

Emerging from the car, Quinn was greeted by a splash of water as the driver sped off. Unfazed, she looked up to find herself standing before the imposing gates of the Kennedy Residence. Confusion clouded her mind. She had asked for Kennedy Enterprise, so why had the driver brought her here?

As she reached for her phone to verify the address, the large iron gate creaked open, revealing two stern-faced bodyguards.

"Quinn, you're here," one of them greeted, his voice devoid of warmth.

Quinn could only

the other bodyguard gestured, his tone leaving

on her umbrella handle and a lump in her throat, Quinn ventured into

to howl, threatening to rip the umbrella from her grasp. Despite the onslaught of wind and rain, Quinn managed to follow the bodyguards

biting cold that had seeped into her bones began to recede. Kaitlyn was lounging on

up, she commented, "It's really difficult

were directed at her, set her umbrella aside

calculating as she took in

to ensnare her son, Alexander, turning him against his own mother. "Take her away," Kaitlyn

she could protest, the two bodyguards advanced, their firm grip on her arm