Love Unspoken

Alexander said, "Secure the towel with clothes."

Quinn followed his instructions, folded the coat over, draped it on his back, pulled one sleeve over his shoulder, passed the other under his armpit, tied the two sleeves together, and finally secured the towel on his back. Now, she could finally rummage through the boxes with peace of mind.

After meticulously going through all the boxes, she surprisingly found some sustenance: an entire box of mineral water, a bag of compressed biscuits, some beverages, and red wine. The most amazing was that she even found three bathrobes. She moved everything she found in front of Alexander, opened a bottle of mineral water, and handed him a compressed biscuit.

Alexander didn't hesitate either. He took the biscuit and started munching on it. After all, the most important now was to conserve energy; otherwise, with his current injuries, it would be difficult to leave this place. Quinn also nibbled on a piece of biscuit.

The sun was setting now; and the sea was beautiful. If it weren't for the circumstances, it would have been romantic.

After finishing eating, Quinn gestured. "What do we do now?"

Alexander said, "Go check the shore. There should be some herbs. Don't wander too far; just look around the edges."

Quinn nodded. "What do the herbs look like?"

Alexander replied, "Whatever you see, pick it and bring it back for me to see."

He couldn't move at all right now. Otherwise, he wouldn't have ordered Quinn to do these things.

didn't hesitate, either. She stood up

"Wait, put on

put it on, then jumped off the yacht, barefoot on

it was uncomfortable. Despite the discomfort in her feet, she pushed through and reached the edge of the forest. She picked any plant that looked

armful of

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her. Her bathrobe was covered in mud; and there were scratches on

kneeling on the ground, her eyes fixed

one will work." Quinn took the herbs, nodded, and then went back to the forest. There were plenty of these herbs everywhere,

applied them to his wounds, and then rebandaged his wounds with a

Quinn sat weakly

'He shouldn't

at him. The sun had completely set by now, leaving only a sky full of red clouds.

leaned against the cabin, looking at her dirty little

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