Love Unspoken

Wayne didn't want to explain. Instead, he asked, "Would you like to move back?" Quinn looked at Wayne and found he was serious.

Quinn didn't know what to say. She remembered Alexander's distant expression and the cold, unfamiliar atmosphere of the villa, causing her to tighten her grip involuntarily.

Wayne continued, "The Kennedys have raised you up without asking anything in return. But now, you have a chance to repay the Kennedys." Quinn held her breath and waited for Wayne to finish. "I've found a new husband for you. Would you like to meet him soon?"

Quinn's face paled as she grasped Wayne's true intention. He wanted to marry her to someone else. She wanted to refuse, but it was hard to say no to Wayne's friendly smile.

Although Wayne was smiling, he looked like an authority. Quinn felt that his words were an order. He wasn't really asking for her opinion. So she lowered her head and gripped her sleeve tightly.

"You and Alexander have divorced. People may judge if you still live together," Wayne reasoned. "When a relationship ends, there is no benefit in keeping the connection. Both of you should move on and find a new partner. Don't you think SO?"

Wayne always wanted to maximize benefits, even when it was about marriage. He wanted to arrange a new marriage for Quinn and Alexander so as to form new alliances.

her head, Quinn gestured in protest, "But we are both

common. Few people have only one partner in their lives. Besides, love

to Wayne's statements. Unilaterally, Wayne announced, "Alright then, it's

to catch every twist and turn. The next chapter awaits, exclusively on our

leave. Quinn hesitated, considering a response, but Wayne was focused on the parrot and showed

way down the stairs, preparing to leave. At the door, a security guard stopped her. "Quinn, Wayne said

leave until

a call from Miller, who told

a moment of silence, Alexander

called you but you were