Love Unspoken

Alexander remained silent.

The light in Quinn's eyes gradually dimmed, revealing a wounded expression. She fell silent for a moment, lowering her hand sadly.

Suddenly, Alexander lifted Quinn's face, his palm against her cheek. "Yes."

Quinn was stunned for a moment, then suddenly lifted her head, looking at Alexander with joy.

Alexander leaned against the headboard, his face still somewhat pale, almost blending in with the white wall behind him. Yet his eyes were deep.

Alexander put on a faint smile. "You're right, I like you the most."

Quinn's tense expression softened at Alexander's words, and a faint smile appeared in her teary eyes. She held Alexander's hand, pressing it against her face even more tightly.

Their reflections fell on the window, fireworks sparkling outside, the window's reflection flickering.

Alexander glanced at the wristwatch on the bedside table. It was half past eleven.

"Come sit here." Alexander patted the space on the bed.

Quinn shook her head, gesturing, "No, you're injured. We can't sleep together."

fine, come up." Alexander pulled Quinn's hand, just

for a moment, then stood up and sat

said, "Take off your shoes

again removed her shoes, pulled back

her head to meet

his hand on Quinn's head, "Get some

gestured, "No, I want to

fallen asleep, feeling a bit guilty as she had promised Kyle to take care

"Why? I'm not going anywhere. Alright, it's time to

blinked, still somewhat

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was truly exhausted. She had not slept for two days and nights and had

said, "Good girl, it's time to sleep. I

cast. After some contemplation, Quinn crawled under the quilt. Her eyes remained wide open as she gazed at Alexander, as if she feared he might disappear. Quinn gestured, "Aren't

his head, gently stroking her hair, "I just woke up, so I

Quinn could gesture something, Alexander had already switched off the light with a swift move, and the ward was instantly plunged into darkness. Quinn

like disinfectant, which Quinn didn't particularly enjoy. But

she had drifted