Love Unspoken

Chapter 1260

"You seriously got no one you wanna leave a message for?" Abigail kept pushing.

"Nope," Landon replied.

"Not even your mom or your buddies? No one?" Abigail pressed.

"I let her down. She always wanted me to live a simple, boring life, not chasing after big dreams. I thought if Alexander could do it, so could I. I was always trying to show her I wasn't just average," Landon said, his voice heavy with regret. Abigail glanced at the sky, then the dark road ahead. She gritted her teeth, hoisted Landon onto her back, and started walking. "And then?" she asked.

"And then I ended up like this. Isn't it a joke?" Landon said, suddenly realizing he was on Abigail's back. "What are you doing?" he asked. "Taking you to feed the wolves! Can't let you die here for nothing," Abigail said.

"Then you're going the wrong way," Landon pointed out.

"Alright, zip it. Keep talking. Since you let your mom down, don't you wanna leave her some last words?" Abigail asked.

Landon lay on her back and closed his eyes again. "She doesn't even know I'm alive. Why make her sad again?" he said with a bitter smile.

"Didn't think you'd be so mushy. Seriously, do you wanna kill Alexander to avenge Wayne?" Abigail asked.

shot

quick," Abigail

down,"

really wanna die that

didn't have the energy to argue. He sighed. "Aren't you

said, feeling a bit

he really wanted to kill her, he wouldn't have let

hearing it from someone else hits different. After breaking down and calming down, being able to say these things probably means he's come to terms with it. Of course, this is considering

her back. The branches on either side of the path looked chaotic and creepy

realized he hadn't lied to her; they had really

truly intended to let

pretty big, with noticeably more houses, including several

a building stood tall. In the morning light, she could barely make out that it

a glimmer of hope,

grabbed a villager to ask about a hospital, but the language barrier made

guards at the factory entrance. Before she could get close, they