Love Unspoken

Alexander stared intently at the rubble, the smoke and fire in the air gradually obscuring his vision.

It wasn't until he reached the open space outside that Alexander came back to his senses.

"Alexander!"

"Mr. Kennedy!" Kyle rushed over joyfully and handled a bottle of water to Alexander.

Alexander waved away the water, closed his eyes, and remained silent for a moment.

After a while, he opened his eyes, looked at the villa that had almost turned into ruins, and asked, "Who let Getty come here?" Kyle was stunned and exchanged a glance with Kaitlyn.

Both of them also realized that Getty had not to have emerged.

Could it be...

A doctor came over, trying to get Alexander onto the ambulance, but he waved them away.

He leaned against the car, sitting on the ground powerlessly, staring at the smoking villa with an indescribable expression.

"Mr. Kennedy, let's go to the hospital first. Ms. Morgan will definitely be fine," Kyle advised.

"Where's Quinn?"

been sent to the hospital; she

nodded and

carried out from inside. As Kyle passed by, he caught sight of the woman on the stretcher, covered in blood and

seriously injured to delay, so she was

Kaitlyn was found to be fine, but due to her age, she showed signs of

resilience, had fainted from carbon monoxide poisoning and was

she suffered extensive burns and fractures all over her body, along with multiple fractures, notably in her leg, which sustained a comminuted break. Alexander was also poisoned, and since his surgery had been less than a month ago, his condition was not very optimistic. However, he was

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Alexander refused

haven't fully healed, and both wounds are close to

doctor's suggestions and picked up his clothes, put them on, then walked

back, Kyle and the doctor exchanged

Kennedy is

"There's just

and headed to the police

the villa caught fire, she was outside

a disturbing mix of laughter and tears, emitting an eerie,

the police station, Dorothy was still proud of her scheme, boasting about her