Love Unspoken

Quinn signed, "How do you know so many wild vegetables?"

Alexander, holding a stick, struggled to move forward. "I don't know, as long as it's edible."

Quinn looked surprised but didn't argue with him.

If he said it's edible, then it's edible. Quinn believed every word he said.

After walking a while, the grass and trees inside grew lush, with many wild fruits.

But none of them were edible.

In the innermost part, there was a wild persimmon tree. Alexander pointed with a stick. "That one can be eaten."

As soon as he said that, Quinn put down the box in her hand and ran towards the tree.

"Don't climb the tree!" Alexander shouted from behind.

Quinn arrived at the foot of the tree, looked up, and stretched her hand, but couldn't reach. She jumped a few times, still couldn't grab it. She had to climb the tree to pick the fruit.

Seeing her climb, Alexander frowned and quickly walked over while supporting the branches.

down!"

looked down and saw the anger on his face. She blinked and picked a few, obediently

soon as she landed, the man's large hand grasped her cheek. 'Who allowed you to

grip wasn't too strong, but

looked at him pitifully, still holding a few

go back." Alexander let go

up the box from the ground and

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the tree branch, which made him look very much like a man in his seventies or eighties. Quinn was lost in thought for

two of them here, without any disturbances.

washed the wild vegetables using seawater due

Alexander checked the yacht.

Quinn didn't know how to turn it off, it burned for days and nights, running out of fuel and damaging

Quinn heard him say the yacht was broken, she felt a hint of joy. This meant they couldn't leave, and staying here was the

Every day, they watched the sunrise and sunset together. He only spoke to her and accompanied her to fish, dig wild vegetables, and explore the

the shore and grilled the

fish, it tasted a bit fishy but still

up an iron plate on top, also taken from the yacht, which could be used as a pan