Love Unspoken

Quinn stood bewildered in the water, her hair tied up in a bun. Orion had done it for her, but it was poorly done, messy, with some stray hairs wet and sticking to her cheeks.

But Quinn's entire small face was still exposed, along with her loose hair, exuding a lazy beauty.

Her black and white eyes stared straight at Alexander, somewhat unfamiliar yet nervous. Alexander made no move, casually watching Quinn.

Quinn tore her gaze away, scanning the surroundings for any sign of Orion. When she couldn't spot him, her anxiety heightened. She stumbled towards the edge of the hot spring, her movements filled with worry.

Upon reaching land, the cold wind made Quinn shiver, and she hurriedly grabbed a bathrobe from a nearby chair and put it on. Quinn then made her way to the wooden house, searching every nook and cranny in the yard, but Orion was nowhere to be found..

Glancing back, Quinn saw Alexander still by the hot spring pool, watching her from a distance.

She bit her lip, mustering the courage to approach Alexander. She raised her hand, lacking the knowledge of complex sign language; she could only gesture based on instinct. "He's gone," she said.

Quinn thought to herself, 'Alexander has helped Orion and me before. He can't be all bad.'

Alexander nodded seriously, speaking to Quinn in a matter-of-fact tone, "He doesn't want you anymore."

disbelief. She gazed at Alexander, seemingly unable to accept his words, yet they still caused a flush of red

lying to her, Quinn didn't want to deal with him

her arm, pulling her back. "Where are

further, put all her strength into struggling against Alexander, attempting

at a loss for a moment, her

seemed unfazed by her disgust. "I told you.

Quinn shook her

"Don't believe me?

saw no trace of Orion. Tears welled up in her eyes, and she began to cry, her face contorted with

Alexander released his grip. In the next moment, Quinn suddenly pushed him with all the resentment

off guard by the sudden push, Alexander fell without any warning. In the

together, causing a large splash. Their

struggled in the water. Even though it was shallow, she couldn't rise because she was face down. Gasping for air, breathing became difficult for her. In her frantic efforts, a pair of large hands grasped her arms, lifting her up. Quinn sat in the

a while, Quinn felt her

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