Love Unspoken

Kaitlyn listened to these words, her eyes blurred with tears, yet she couldn't utter a single word.

Alexander's voice was calm as if he were telling someone else's story.

"I had a dog. It was disobedient, so I hit it. Maybe I pushed it too far, and it bit me." He looked at Kaitlyn calmly. "Even a dog will bite when it's extremely angry, let alone a person." Kaitlyn called out, "Alexander..."

Alexander said, "Get some rest. I need to go to the police station."

With that, Alexander rose and left the bedroom.

From beginning to end, Alexander's emotions were eerily stable. Rather than the heart-wrenching interrogations and fury, it was his calm demeanor that was truly terrifying.

Because Kaitlyn knew that he only showed no emotion when facing someone insignificant.

It wasn't worth it, nor was it necessary.

This was something Kaitlyn had once taught him.

Kaitlyn raised her hand to cover her face, closing her eyes in exhaustion, tears streaming down her cheeks.

No one had expected things to come to this point.

When had Alexander started to change so drastically?

time, vaguely remembering that it was about

hospital, he never smiled the same way again and

really change

a long time. Suddenly, she sat up straight, hurriedly grabbed her phone from the

Dawson, could you send me the treatment records from Alexander's car accident six

years ago?" Gabriel Dawson, the hospital's former director, was a bit surprised but said, "That

"Alright, please do

found the nanny teaching Quinn how to knit a

clumsy and couldn't get the hang of it.

teaching her step by step. "Like this, through here, loop it around,

reminder that if you're not reading this book on nel5s.org, you might be missing out on the complete story. Head

and

put down

tilted his head slightly, signaling her

picked up the things on the sofa and

a look at the item in Quinn's hands. "What are

own clothes, signaling that she was

"Who is it

all, Alexander had mentioned it himself. She was expecting their baby; so naturally, the knitting was intended for the

at Quinn for a moment, then

needles, indicating she had learned