Love Unspoken

Chapter 998

After a long, awkward silence, Quinn finally looked at him. "Alexander, did you come there 'cause you knew I'd save you?" Alexander shrugged. "I had no clue. If you wanted me dead, I'd be six feet under by now."

He was just rolling the dice. Win, and he'd get Quinn back; lose, and he'd be toast. Either way, it wasn't a total loss for him. Quinn let out a bitter laugh. "If you die, will Lucas magically come back?"

Alexander replied, "We haven't found his body yet. He might still be alive."

Hearing this, Quinn struggled to break free from him. But he wouldn't let go, so she used all her strength to escape.

Eventually, she broke down, crying her heart out.

She yelled, "Alexander, you liar! You always lie to me! I'll never believe you again! My whole family was killed by your family. What do you want me to do? Tell me!"

Alexander said nothing, stubbornly holding onto her.

Quinn cried and then laughed. "It's all my fault. I deserve to die the most. I shouldn't be alive. Why didn't Ulysses kill me back then?"

She gripped Alexander's arm tightly, pouring all her strength and hatred into it, as if she wanted to tear a piece of flesh from his arm.

She pleaded, "I should have died long ago. Kill me, please."

pulled her into his arms, holding her

using both her hands and

as her cheek pressed against it, the

it were me who died, would you do this to Walter?" His hoarse voice came from above, not loud but clear enough

gradually stopped struggling, crying her

anything. She couldn't

off the cliff, she felt the ultimate hatred towards

couldn't go on living and wanted

long time, she had no strength

the room became completely dark,

"Alexander,

okay, then hate me. I just

laugh and said, "Let me

Alexander firmly responded, "No."

let her hands fall weakly and gradually closed her

on the door outside.

said, "Bring it

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The room was pitch dark, and when she turned on

had come back in, but now half