Love Unspoken

Quinn's eyelids twitched. She couldn't figure out where Maddox got all that confidence from. Honestly, she didn't think Sprout was that much of a troublemaker. Most of the time, he was pretty well-behaved. Maybe Maddox wasn't really looking to discipline Sprout; he just wanted an excuse to hang out with him.

With that thought, Quinn nodded. "Alright, Maddox, I'll leave both my kids with you. Make sure you take good care of them."

'Perfect,' Quinn thought. Now she could spend some quality time with Alexander working on their pentagon house without worrying about the kids.

Maddox patted his chest confidently. "No problem."

After a bit of chit-chat, he glanced at the sky. "Alright, enough talking. Let's get moving before it starts raining and we're stuck here."

Quinn looked at the gloomy sky over the sea, feeling uneasy, especially with two kids in tow. "Leave now? Maybe we should wait until the weather clears up?" Maddox insisted, "Let's go. This place is so desolate; what's the point of staying? Trust me, would I joke about your lives? I'll get you back safely!"

Since he was so sure, Quinn had no choice but to agree. "Alright, I trust you."

She followed them onto the boat, and Maddox had people bring all their stuff on board.

a wave of nostalgia. It had changed a

was still a stone one, but the forest greenery was almost complete. Except for the woods, the

of those computer wallpapers she loved, with clean and

was winter, the island wasn't cold. The temperature was just right, and the place was full of birds and

They hadn't traveled much, and it was their first time seeing a place like this. Their

flowers from the grass, grinning as he handed them to Brandy.

and when he smiled, you could see his neat teeth. If only he

she took the wildflowers and patted

more and ran into the

had rained, so the grass was covered in water droplets. When Quinn wrapped him up, he was covered in mud.

like kids, especially when they cried.

nephew, he couldn't help