Love Unspoken

Chapter 1158

When Sean bolted outside, he scoped out the entrance but didn't spot Alexander anywhere. What he did see was a bunch of young folks in a tour group, with a guide up front yammering about safety and telling everyone not to wander off. "Man, these people have guts coming here for a tour," he thought. After eavesdropping for a bit, he figured they were just passing through and wanted to check out the sights.

Sean couldn't care less where they were headed. He was freaking out 'cause he couldn't find Alexander, so he whipped out his phone to give him a call.

Before he could even dial, someone yanked his collar.

Instinctively, he looked up and saw a pair of pitch-black sunglasses. Even with the shades, he could feel Alexander's disdain and contempt from his tight-lipped expression. Alexander let go, and Sean stood there quietly with him among the tourists.

There were over twenty people in the group. Alexander and Sean blended in pretty well.

The guide droned on for what felt like forever before raising a flag and leading everyone to a bus outside.

Alexander and Sean hopped on too, snagging seats in the back row. After the guide counted heads three times and still found two extras, he knew something was off.

off his sunglasses and scanned each row. After all, they'd been together for five or six days and were kinda familiar with

The guide's tone was polite, considering the place was chaotic, and he was worried they might be trouble. Alexander, in his black and white striped shirt, sat there all cocky, leaning back and looking

making the guide almost bolt but his legs wouldn't

grabbed the guide's hand and slapped the money into his palm. "We're here for a tour but don't know

scared, his face didn't show it, even

the money, his fear melting into a grin. He discreetly pocketed the cash and said, "But we're only

don't wanna go anywhere else. We'll

you can stay. Plenty of seats.

awesome," Alexander

front. "Alright, folks, we're heading to the hotel first to drop off

out a sigh of relief,

hotels. To save cash, they picked smaller, less formal ones, and their travel agency had deals with these hotels, so no registration was needed. The bus slowly started

pretty barren once the bus left. Just two asphalt roads with some greenery, but mostly yellow dirt and sparse