Love Unspoken

Chapter 941

The bodyguard quickly snatched Quinn's phone. "Mrs. Kennedy, please hurry. Just take a quick look, okay?"

Quinn was surprised. She had wanted to call Alexander to scold him, not to tattle.

But since they agreed, she didn't explain. She put her phone away and headed upstairs. "Got it. Thanks."

As she went up, the bodyguards sighed in relief, wiping sweat from their foreheads.

If it was found out that Quinn went to see Orion, they might get a beating. But if she accused them of molestation, they might lose their lives. They knew which was the lesser evil.

Quinn had become more difficult since she started speaking.

Quinn quickly reached Orion's ward. The door was open, but she didn't go in to avoid trouble for the bodyguards.

She stood at the door and looked inside. Orion and Abigail were playing cards with another person she didn't recognize, probably a caregiver.

Orion seemed to be recovering well. He wore a neck brace, and one leg and one arm were in casts.

Their card-playing movements were stiff.

sorry. Where should I draw this time?" Abigail, with both hands in casts, clumsily held

caregiver, "Can you

caregiver lifted her arm to reach Orion's

face is almost

being bad at cards. How can you think about marrying Quinn with skills

do you mean?" Orion asked,

scoffed, "I just feel sorry for Quinn's poor judgment. She really has bad taste in partners, made the wrong

I not good enough? I'm way better than Alexander! I think you're the one with poor judgment, no wonder you're still single!" Hearing this, Abigail pressed harder, causing Orion to

you doing! I'm bleeding!"

next chapter is just a click away,

not that fragile! No blood. Suck it up!" Abigail roared

vicious!" Orion

you're fragile but kind-hearted. Now stop moving,

angrily saying, "Who are you calling fragile? I'm very

shot back, "Getting angry now, huh? Who was the

I told you countless times, those were reflex tears! I don't believe

you think I'm like you?

having so much fun,

were okay, she

by her side, she could never fit in and