Love Unspoken

"I want to go home."

"Home? Which home?"

Once more, Quinn froze as his words reminded her - she had no home.

The Kennedys wasn't her home.

However, wherever Alexander was, that was her home.

With determination blazing in her eyes, Quinn rose unsteadily and made her way outside.

After only a couple of steps, her wrist was grabbed, causing her to turn around anxiously. The world suddenly spun before her, and by the time she reacted, she found herself in his arms. She struggled briefly but to no avail.

In this manner, the man firmly carried her downstairs, shoved her into the car, and slammed the door shut.

Dizzy and disoriented, Quinn lacked the strength even to unfasten the seatbelt.

Alexander got into the car and drove her to the hospital.

Quinn was subjected to some examinations conducted by an esteemed old professor whom Alexander had arranged to come from home-a retired but unquestionably skilled professor. Several of this professor's students had since become notable professors or doctors.

The professor, with glasses perched on his nose, had to squint to review the examination reports.

him, casting occasional glances outside, contemplating an

she tugged on Alexander's sleeve. When he looked her

it," he

bit her lip, lowering her head, growing further convinced in her heart that this person

wouldn't be so

professor stroked his white-bearded chin as Alexander inquired,

reports,

"What does that mean?"

Simply put, it's a disorder resulting from brain tissue

external physical trauma or prolonged emotional

Quinn, Alexander fell silent for a moment

explaining, "In cases of emotional distress, rapid forgetfulness is common. Memory decline can be severe, particularly when associated with distressing events that one wishes to forget." "Distressing

of marriage with him

confirmed that her current memory

she continue to forget as rapidly as

replied, "It's uncertain. This condition lacks a definitive professional conclusion. We'll need to wait a few days to

he took out a piece of paper and a pen and began to write a

prescription, Alexander rose and took Quinn's arm, leading her

refusing to walk with

frown - she detested this man

the man beside her