Love Unspoken

"Stop!" Wayne interrupted her. "If this is the reason you called me. I gotta go." Dorothy's voice came to an abrupt halt, and tears welled up in her cloudy eyes.

Seeing this, Wayne's expression softened once again. He spoke cautiously, "Let's not dwell on it. Overthinking will only make things more complicated. Even though Valerie is gone, you have me. If you ever need my help in the future, tell me. I'll do my best."

Dorothy swallowed her tears and forced a smile. "You said it. Alright, I won't say anymore. Let's drink."

With that, she poured Wayne another glass.

Since it was red wine, Wayne didn't think much of it and drank another glass.

Dorothy poured him another glass.

Wayne finally sensed something was off, "What are you up to?"

Dorothy gave him a look. "Aren't we just drinking?"

Wayne said, "Nobody drinks in this manner."

more wine and set down the decanter. "Okay, we won't drink anymore,"

studied her face, detecting that something was amiss. If anything, it was her unnatural

too calm, not at all like someone who had just lost a daughter and needed

appear as fragile as she sounded on the phone, and she didn't seem interested in reminiscing after years apart

him to

"What exactly do you

gentle, now held a

to apologize to Valerie. But above all, I want to curse you, to

at Dorothy in shock as if he couldn't believe such horrifying words could come from such a dignified and

It seems you've been too heartbroken and have lost

who are selfish, hypocritical, and deceitful. People like

to leave, but

his face quickly turning red, and he

for free. The next chapter is eagerly waiting for

up and walked slowly to him, looking down at him. "Take