Love Unspoken

Chapter 1498

Alexander gave Quinn's short hair a playful ruffle. "Hey, it looks pretty good."

Quinn eyed herself in the mirror, then glanced at Alexander. "Really? It feels so weird."

Alexander chuckled. "That's just 'cause you're not used to it yet. Give it some time, you'll get there."

Quinn nodded, trusting him. "Alright. I wonder how Abigail's doing and if Oliver's found her."

Alexander opened the car door, letting Quinn hop in first. "Let's head back. They'll call if there's any news. Hanging around here won't help."

Quinn couldn't do much but worry.

Alexander drove her back to Regal Riverside. Sprout and Brandy were still up, and Briar was in the living room, trying to calm Sprout, who was refusing to sleep. Brandy was waiting for them to return.

When Brandy saw them, she was stunned and almost didn't recognize Quinn.

Brandy tilted her head, staring at Quinn for a long moment to make sure it was really her.

Quinn found it funny. She walked up to Brandy and ruffled her hair. "What's up? Don't recognize me?"

Hearing Quinn's familiar voice, Brandy smiled and hugged her leg.

Quinn was about to bend down to pick her up, but Alexander beat her to it, lifting Brandy. "You're hurt. Let me handle this. Go upstairs and rest."

Quinn wanted to argue, but Alexander was already carrying Brandy upstairs.

She asked Briar to help carry Sprout upstairs. She hadn't felt the pain earlier, but now the burns and scalds were starting to hurt.

was too dirty for a shower, so

beside her, clinging to her. Unlike Brandy, who didn't recognize her, Sprout stuck to her. Quinn sighed and held Sprout close. "Why are you still up

and gently patted his

still stumbling through the bushes. Earlier, she had fought with the man and rolled down a

to kill Abigail, driving her to run in terror. He chased her relentlessly, and Abigail had no

the area was full of rundown

with the sound of insects, and the night wind was

creepy old houses made even the brave

alert to any movement, fearing the man

crouching, and her legs were numb. She wanted to stand up and stretch but suddenly saw a light

on that light that she didn't even notice a snake slithering out

screamed,

movement made the snake bite her. She cried out in

biting her, but she was

closer, casting white beams on the grass and the overgrown houses, making them even more terrifying. Abigail didn't get far before someone caught up with her and

gave way, causing her

a rock, and her vision went black. She closed her

top of her. "You bastard! If you have

weren't afraid of anything. How could a man scare you this much?" a familiar

voice, Abigail opened her eyes wide, staring at

the ground, and the light shone through the grass, illuminating Landon's face. His gold-rimmed glasses obscured

"It's you?" Abigail exclaimed.

up, looking around. "Why are

finish, she noticed Landon's gaze seemed to be on her

pulled off during the chase, and she had taken it off