Love Unspoken

Getty was still waiting for Alexander's answer, but he had already taken out his cell phone and called Volume. "Call for an ambulance."

Getty's vision became increasingly hazy. Her eyelids felt heavier, and in the end, she did not see any change in Alexander's expression. He was as indifferent as ever, even when she was about to die before his eyes.

Indeed, all that so-called care and love were just her delusions.

It was all wishful thinking on her part.

Getty could not resist the fatigue any longer. As she slowly closed her eyes, tears slid down her cheeks.

Volume thought Quinn was in trouble again, so he called for an ambulance and a doctor, only to find another woman lying on the couch.

It wasn't just Volume who was stunned, but so was the doctor.

This was not the woman they saw yesterday.

However, they only froze for one moment. After all, a life was at stake, so curiosity was set aside for the moment as the focus was on saving Getty.

Getty's wrist was still bleeding. Although Alexander had tried to bandage it with a tie, it didn't do much to stop the bleeding. Fresh blood kept dripping onto the floor.

it came to herself. She was willing to go to great lengths to keep

treated her wound before helping her into the ambulance

off his forehead. After so many years in business and having hosted numerous clients, this was the first time he had encountered such a situation. He turned around and saw Walter leaning

asked, "Walter, when did you

look at Volume. His smile unchanged as he replied, "I've been here all along. Maybe

very anxious just now, with all his attention focused on

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asked, "By the

at him with a

Kennedy is here for project negotiations, yet he brought two women with him, and both were

of manipulating women, or if Volume himself was just too

shoulder. "Volume, some

nodding in response. "Yes, I've lived here since

this year, and was quite a bit older than Walter, but he looked quite

used to be an Ethereal

said, "The Ethereal