Love Unspoken

Chapter 1079

When Quinn rolled into town, she paused and glanced back.

She didn't recognize those two dogs from earlier and had no clue why they were chasing her, but now they were gone. She shrugged it off and led her horse to pick up her packages.

She hadn't grabbed her packages for months. With the weather being clear lately, she figured it was a good time to get them.

There were about a dozen packages, which she tied up with a rope and strapped to the horse's back.

Just as she was about to hop on her horse, a loud crash came from behind, making everyone, including her, turn and look.

They saw a car plow into a clothing store. The store had a canopy outside, and when the car smashed in, the canopy collapsed, swallowing the car whole.

People crowded around to watch as the store owner and his family came out cursing, banging on the car, and yelling at the driver to get out.

Quinn wanted to check it out too, but it was too packed. She gave up, mounted her horse, and rode off.

She hadn't gone far when the car door, buried under clothes, finally opened.

Alexander stumbled out, scanning the crowd but not seeing any familiar faces. Just as he was about to leave, someone grabbed him.

back at the person holding him, but he couldn't understand what they were saying. Frustrated, he fumbled

phone and wallet were still

into the store was because he saw

roadside organizing her packages. Just a glimpse of her profile was enough to

moment,

the slippery ground, he lost control and crashed into the

store owner was still jabbering in a language he couldn't understand, probably asking for compensation. He shrugged him off and pushed his way through the crowd. But Quinn was nowhere to be

changed. He clutched his collar, gasping for air, looking like he

around him, fearing something

store owner, who had been demanding compensation, came

store, holding an oxygen tank, his face pale and

canopy outside, and the store owner and his family sat across from

store owner took out a phone and placed it next to Alexander, speaking in a dialect, "Didn't you say you were gonna call someone to bring money? Hurry up and call them." Alexander pressed his lips together, picked up the phone, and entered the first three

store owner urged, "Hurry up

threw the phone on the table in frustration, saying, "I don't

gonna do?" the store

snapped, anger

such a bad temper! If you don't compensate me, I'll call the cops!" the store owner threatened. Alexander