Love Unspoken

Chapter 1037

Olivia bolted to the storage room and found Alexander had turned the place upside down, still hunting for something.

"Mr. Kennedy, what are you looking for? Let me help you," Olivia offered.

Alexander didn't even glance her way, just kept digging through the mess.

After what felt like forever, he finally found it.

He yanked a box from the corner. When he brought it out, Olivia saw it was stuffed with shredded paper.

Alexander hauled the box to the living room, plopped down on the couch, and dumped out the pieces. He started piecing them together on the table. There were so many pieces, it was like trying to solve a jigsaw puzzle from hell. Even though a lot of pieces didn't fit, he stayed cool and kept at it.

With his head down, his bangs fell over his forehead. Still in his hospital gown, Alexander was so into the puzzle that Olivia thought he looked like her eight-year-old grandson playing with Legos.

Alexander glued each piece he finished, then set it aside and pressed it down with something.

Olivia wanted to help, but he waved her off.

She just stood there, watching him work. He kept at it late into the night.

showed up

documents that need your signature," Kyle said, handing over the papers. Without even looking, Alexander scribbled his name and tossed them aside. Then he went back to the puzzle. "Mr. Kennedy, what

Alexander ignored him.

this was gonna mess with Alexander's health, but he had

for a bit, Kyle quietly backed

and a night, Alexander finally finished it. It was a notebook filled with

memories from when she had

to have forgotten some things

"We got divorced."

there! Just a friendly reminder that if you're not reading this book on nel5s.org, you might be missing out on

"We got divorced."

"We got divorced."

must not go looking

I wrote about wanting to ride a hot air balloon, he got so angry. He seemed to have

bigger than a house, to beat them all."

I forget everything, will I become his favorite

good to me for a lifetime.

pages, and even though the writing was all over the place,