Love Unspoken

Chapter 1383

Once the thought popped into her head, she couldn't shake it.

She even started daydreaming about tying him up, just like he did before, until he remembered. Susan waved her hand in front of her, snapping Quinn back to reality. "What's up?"

Susan eyed her suspiciously. "I should be asking you that. Why are you zoning out?"

Quinn forced a smile. "It's nothing. Just thinking about a friend of mine. He has amnesia too."

"Is he dealing with Alzheimer's?" Susan asked.

"I don't know. He just forgot about me," Quinn said, her fingers tracing the chopsticks on the table. Her voice was soft, almost like she was talking to herself, which made Susan frown.

She stared at Quinn, who seemed so innocent. But that soft voice made her feel uneasy.

"Are you okay?" she asked.

"I'm fine. Let's eat before

helped Anna over. She asked Quinn to join them, but Quinn declined, saying she needed to go back and

Susan didn't push it.

had been lying quietly in the stroller, not making a sound or playing with his feet. Quinn wondered if he had caught a cold, so she asked

sleepy. She brought the formula to his mouth,

drinking, she held him and tried to lull him to sleep. But he had slept all day, so he wouldn't

mouth. Quinn quickly pulled it back; she hadn't washed her hands and was

him as she walked to the window and

quiet, with only the streetlights on. A light drizzle was falling, and everything

wasn't fussy tonight, and Quinn

back on that deserted island, or maybe in that forest, with only her and Alexander in the world. Another Alexander appeared in the

look, and the Alexander who had been her companion gradually faded away. She lunged at him but grasped

back, the

was left with only

chest