Love Unspoken

Gazing at the ceiling, a wave of desolation and sorrow once again engulfed Quinn's heart.

Tears shimmered in her eyes, and an unexplained weariness enveloping her entire being rendered her reluctant to even sit up.

As if sensing something, Quinn turned her head and saw the man sitting at the bedside, causing her to pause in surprise.

He was dressed in that black shirt, neatly attired, leaning against the headboard with his eyes lowered, staring directly at her. Quinn met his intense gaze, momentarily lost in thought. Neither of them spoke.

Quinn couldn't recall what had happened the night before. To her, this man remained a stranger.

Despite sharing the same face as Alexander, Quinn couldn't find any familiar traces in those eyes. The eyes of a person could not deceive.

Rising from the bed, Quinn disregarded the man beside her and strode out of the room.

Alexander followed suit, descending the stairs alongside her, both shrouded in a heavy silence.

Miller contemplated inviting the duo for a meal but witnessing their tension; the words remained unspoken.

Quinn brushed past Miller, heading towards the entrance.

shifted from the figure at the door to Alexander. "I

replied, striding out of the villa in

outside, the surrounding snow left Quinn disoriented.

sun's piercing rays offered nothing but a chilly brightness

snow, the melting flakes seeping into them, sending shivers down

the

of Lindwood School of Arts. Getting out of the car, she sat down on a roadside stone, wrapped in her down

full

Alexander's luxury car was parked by the curb,

turned slightly red, and

she sat there stubbornly, staring at the school gate, afraid of missing the appearance of that

leaning against the

presence brought a degree of warmth

Passing students would kick at tree branches, causing snow to cascade down onto Quinn. Thankfully, her hat intercepted the snow, allowing

Alexander stared back at her from a distance, separated by a road-not too far, yet not too

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