Love Unspoken

The rain was falling outside, but under the streetlights, it appeared as white flurries.

Quinn slowly widened her eyes, pressing against the glass to gaze outside, watching the delicate rain under the streetlight, resembling... snow. It was snowing in Amber Bay.

She stared out of the car window, the streetlights reflecting in her eyes, the swirling snowflakes dancing in her gaze, which flickered unpredictably.

In Quinn's memories, Amber Bay had only seen snow three times before, the first when she was seven years old.

In her slumber, a pair of cold hands slipped under the blankets, lifting her up and carrying her to the window to see the snow.

It was a cold morning, with heavy snowflakes dancing outside, and she turned to see the bright eyes of a young boy.

The second time was at fifteen, after school in the afternoon, hearing classmates cheer about the snow.

Peering out the window, she witnessed an unforgettable scene a boy in a white shirt under a tree waving at her as the snow and leaves fell around him.

It was the most stunning image of her entire youth.

And now, the third time was upon her.

on Quinn, but

felt somewhat

car sped through the night, disrupting the airborne snowflakes. When they reached Regal Riverside,

far as her eyes could see, all she could discern was a vast expanse of falling snow intermingled with raindrops. The rain touched Quinn's face, a sensation far from the anticipated cold.

person she knew. However, the icy aloofness in his gaze felt like

and disoriented, Quinn realized she was upside down on his shoulder,

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bound, she dared

up the stairs, Alexander kicked open the bedroom door and placed her on the

man warily, instinctively inching

coat, tossing it on the bed, then knelt

he pulled

from a higher

His voice was low, devoid

could not respond. Watching his face, she

his