Love Unspoken

Chapter 1312

Getty snorted, spun on her heel, and bailed. She didn't give a damn about anyone trying to stop her. She just grabbed her bag and bounced.

Quinn caught a glimpse of Getty leaving from the corner of her eye, her gaze flickering. She thought that after all this time, Getty might have changed a bit, but nope, she was still the same old Getty. Getty stormed up to Quinn, acting like it was still the good old days when Alexander was around. Did she really think someone would step in to save her and make Quinn look bad? But Alexander wasn't here.

Seeing Getty brought back some old memories for Quinn, ones that had been kinda fuzzy but now were crystal clear.

And with those memories came a wave of old pain she thought she'd forgotten.

But Quinn wasn't as torn up about Alexander's disappearance as she used to be.

She closed her eyes, took a deep breath, and shoved those messy thoughts aside.

She and the clients she was working with exchanged introductions. Everyone was pretty polite to her, though she wasn't sure if it was because of her current status, because of Alexander, or a mix of both.

It was a far cry from a few years ago when she went looking for Alexander and those people gave her the stink eye.

just taken over and wasn't super familiar with them yet, but Walter had gone through most of the

Quinn picked up a lot, which was way easier to remember than sitting in the

evening, with Walter doing most of the talking. Quinn, tagging

Alexander was coming or not, just saying before they left that

back quite a few drinks. As he walked out of the hotel, he kept rubbing his

him, opened her mouth but said

ran over and said, "Mrs. Kennedy, are

and got into the car at the entrance, with Walter following her

even started yet when someone knocked on the window

turned to look and saw Getty

silence, Quinn rolled down the window and asked, "What

I wanna talk to you," Getty

If you got something to say, spit it

I've been real polite to you. Don't push

looked at Getty. "Are you

a wave of powerlessness and