Love Unspoken

Chapter 1187

Alexander had his gun aimed and ready, so the second that gray rabbit popped out, he squeezed the trigger. The gunshot rang out, sending birds in the trees scattering.

Quinn wasn't sure if he nailed it, so she gathered up her bulky clothes and jogged over. She pushed aside the grass and saw the rabbit on the ground, a nasty wound on its hind leg. When the rabbit saw Quinn, it freaked out, dragging its hurt leg a few steps before collapsing again, totally unable to escape.

Quinn picked up the rabbit and ran back to Alexander.

"Let's keep moving," she said.

Alexander, still holding his gun, scanned the area and picked a direction to head.

He knew this place pretty well, and most of the dangerous critters had been cleared out. But if they wandered too far, they could still get lost.

So he led Quinn around the area.

Since all the trees looked the same, he led Quinn in circles a few times without her catching on. She even thought they had covered a lot of ground.

It wasn't until she noticed the bloodstains on the weeds that she felt a sense of déjà vu.

few seconds, it hit her that this was

we just circle back?" she

nodded seriously. "Looks

earlier. Let's try this way," Quinn said, pointing to

"Alright."

led the way in the direction she pointed, going a bit farther this time but still within his comfort

and yanked

guard, stumbled as he pulled

just in time to see a big spider, about the size of a walnut, drop down right where she had been

were tons of spider webs between

Quinn

Alexander said, pulling her in another direction, where spider webs could be seen on the trees every now and then. As they ran, a black spider dropped down, making Quinn scream and instinctively jump

jump made

himself and, seeing the spider on

be scared," he

she didn't need to be carried. But now, she was clinging tightly to his neck, trembling on his back. "Hurry, let's go!" Alexander grabbed her legs and started walking

said nothing. She hadn't expected it to be this

staying in the cave for so long, she almost