Love Unspoken

Through the short exchange, Orion understood. "If he truly loves you, he wouldn't be absent when you're on the verge of marriage."

He was right. Alexander's absence had explained one thing. He didn't care about Quinn anymore.

Raising her head, Quinn stared directly at Orion and asked, "Orion, I see you as a friend. Are you sure you want to marry me?"

In this instant, Quinn revealed her self-centered side, expressing her apprehension about marrying a stranger and fearing the uncertainty of another marriage. While Orion may be the logical choice, she didn't want to deceive him. Orion stood motionless for what seemed like an eternity. The wind gently brushed against them both, causing Quinn's nose and cheeks to flush, tinting Orion's cheeks crimson as well. They stood facing each other, their breath mingling in the air for a brief moment before being carried away by the wind.

Despite being close, no spark of romance ignited between them. Quinn's composed and straightforward gaze inexplicably unsettled Orion. Perhaps some are easily dismissed, and the more unattainable they seem, the more desirable they become.

Orion's gaze sharpened with determination as he looked at her.

I may not be able to offer much, but I promise I'll try my best to make

hardly acquainted, making his actions seem undeserved. She felt unworthy of his kindness. Turning away, she

yourself. Take it as a favor from a friend. Also, my parents are also bothering me with marriage. If we are married, they won't bother us with this issue anymore. It's good for both of

at him in silence, momentarily unsure of how to react. His expression appeared sincere.

wanted was to take care of her. But he was in no position to do so. Now, he had

the complete version of this book for free.

Quinn's love, which Orion would kill to

"Quinn, do you agree?

decline. She had no reason to do so. She closed her eyes and nodded gently. Orion's happiness was