Love Unspoken

Wayne's gaze shifted over Orion's face; having lived for many years, he had a keen eye. It was clear to him that Orion truly wanted to marry Quinn.

"I have no specific demands. But we need to ask for Quinn's opinion. I am old, I just want Quinn to marry the right man. She grew up in our family and I see her as my daughter." Wayne said seamlessly. He sounded like he was genuinely concerned for Quinn.

Only he knew that Quinn's marriage was simply a tactic to upset Alexander, as his previous threats had proven ineffective. If intimidation did not work, then repulsion would have to do.

Upon hearing this, Orion felt a twinge of excitement. He glanced at Quinn and whispered softly, "Quinn, do you have anything to say?

Quinn raised her head to meet Orion's hopeful but subdued look. She pressed her lips together, uncertain of what to say. Separated from Alexander, she could no longer stay at the Kennedy's house. It felt like there was no place left for her. She felt unwanted.

She had no choice but to go along with Wayne's plans, feeling completely powerless. She couldn't even leave the Kennedy family without permission. The only silver lining was that the person she was going to marry was Orion.

stayed silent, withholding her thoughts. She felt like a puppet, controlled by Alexander during her time at Regal Riverside

that moment, Kaitlyn was standing on the sidelines, listening to the conversation. Her mind filled with suspicion. What was Wayne doing? Was he trying to gang up with

strongly opposed to such things, was not

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Didn't he care about Quinn anymore? Was his previous

Once the mute is gone, Alexander won't argue with

smiled. She

said, "Since neither of you have any objections. This matter is settled. Orion, do you have any other plans later on? If not, you guys can go to the city hall to register for your marriage." Orion froze on the spot, staring at Wayne in disbelief, thinking

remained amiable. "I said you should go register