Love Unspoken

"You!" Getty was angry.

"If you are not smart, don't act recklessly, or you might regret it." Walter left these words behind and walked out of the restaurant, leaving Getty standing there dumbfounded. Walter's words just now reminded her that with her intelligence, she wasn't a match for Alexander. If she did something to Quinn, she wouldn't escape Alexander's scrutiny. She had been aware of this before, so she always kept a low profile and rarely caused trouble for Quinn.

Even when she did make things difficult for Quinn at times, it was mostly minor tricks that wouldn't cause substantial harm, so Alexander didn't take it seriously.

If Quinn's life were truly threatened, Alexander would never allow it.

Getty patted her cheek, trying to calm herself down and prevent herself from acting impulsively.

Putting on a baseball cap and sunglasses, she ignored the stares of the people around her and hurriedly followed outside.

Meanwhile, after Alexander brought Quinn out, he held her hand and checked her.

Fortunately, she hadn't been pinched too hard, just leaving a red mark.

Alexander let go of her sleeve and said, "Let's go outside."

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turned to Alexander and said, "Based on the circumstances you described, combined with the previous diagnosis,

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thought. She paid no attention to