Love Unspoken

"Alright." Quinn handed the pen back to him.

He picked up the divorce agreement and glanced at it. Her handwriting was very crude, almost like a child's first attempts at writing-crooked and barely legible. "Very good." He smiled and praised her.

Quinn grinned and then rested her head on his lap, picking up her phone to watch cartoons.

Her arm got tired from holding the phone, so she poked his chest, demanding, "Hold this for me."

Alexander took the phone and adjusted it to a good angle, and held it up for her to watch.

Quinn noticed the bandage wrapped around his hand and asked curiously, "Are you wearing a glove or something?"

He glanced at the bandage on his hand and responded indifferently.

Quinn acknowledged and continued to focus on her phone. Her eyes were glued to the screen, watching intently. After a while, she felt uncomfortable and shifted to a side-lying position. Alexander looked down at her cheek, his expression somewhat inscrutable.

The divorce agreement lay quietly on the table. A breeze from the window lifted the pages, revealing the name she had just signed.

It wasn't raining tonight, and a few stars were visible, but it was still very cold.

Quinn lay on his lap, and as she watched, her eyelids began to droop.

to close, she forced them open again, only to

of the sofa, holding the phone. He found her struggle to

bright pupils and curled eyelashes could be seen clearly, making her

She rubbed her eyes, reached out to hug the man's waist, and fell asleep with her face pressed against his stomach. Alexander turned off the phone and casually

her

soon as he did, she clung

Alexander's expression turned complicated.

eyes. She squinted and looked up at the

pressed together

up

grabbed her hand and effortlessly lifted her up. "Go sleep on

her on the bed and pulled up the blanket to cover her. Just as he was about to get up, Quinn grabbed

and saw her clear eyes staring

"What's wrong?" he asked.

want to sleep

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the light, they appeared very watery, as if she might burst into

and sat down beside her. "Alright, I'll