Love Unspoken

Quinn stared off into space for a moment. After she had seen enough, she gently pulled Alexander's hand, indicating it was time to go back. Alexander didn't insist further. He held Quinn's hand and returned to the cable car, retracing their previous route.

Leaving the park, Alexander drove her away from Wonderland Whirlwind Park.

Seeing Alexander's pale face, although Quinn felt a bit regretful for not boarding the hot air balloon, she had no second thoughts.

Quinn thought that when Alexander felt better, they would have plenty of time to play.

When the time comes, Quinn must experience all the attractions at Wonderland Whirlwind Park with Alexander.

Thinking about this, a faint smile spread across Quinn's lips.

Alexander drove and didn't go back to the hospital but took Quinn to the abandoned mansion.

Stepping out of the car, Quinn gazed at the lonely mansion in front of her, surrounded by overgrown bushes that almost engulfed her, feeling a bit scared.

Quinn held Alexander's hand tightly, unsure why he had brought her here.

But before Quinn could ask in detail, a black Bentley came speeding towards them, screeching to a halt next to them.

The door opened, and Walter stepped out.

On Christmas, Walter, as always, dressed festively. His slightly curled short hair hung by his ears, lending him an androgynous vibe.

Walter came up to the two of them and looked Quinn up and down.

Then, Walter turned to Alexander, "I asked the doctor. Is her memory deteriorating quickly now?"

Alexander remained silent, which was equivalent to an affirmation.

Walter chuckled meaningfully, "Alright, get in the car."

Quinn didn't know Walter and didn't want to go with him. She held onto Alexander's arm tightly, wanting to ask when he would return to the hospital. Quinn was only worried about Alexander's health now.

Alexander comfortingly squeezed Quinn's hand and led her into the car.

Walter's car drove ahead, with Alexander and Quinn following behind.

As the car left the desolate outskirts and entered the bustling city area, there were a lot of people today, with crowds everywhere, causing heavy traffic.

Quinn felt carsick, and after being stuck for a while, she felt like vomiting but managed to hold it in.

Alexander rolled down the window to let Quinn breathe. As she looked out at the sea of people, she felt a bit dizzy.

As the congested road dragged on, Quinn couldn't hold it in any longer and started to retch.

Alexander looked at Quinn and handed her a paper bag, saying, "If you need to throw up, use this."

Quinn accepted the bag and nodded. She felt nauseous but was unable to vomit, which was very uncomfortable.

Clutching the paper bag, she rested her head against the car window and began to feel drowsy.

Alexander was also annoyed by the traffic jam. He rolled down his window, lit a cigarette, and smoked slowly.

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After sitting in traffic for nearly two hours, the car finally exited the congested area and reached a more secluded suburb.

Walter slowly stopped the car up ahead, got out, lit a cigarette, and waited for Alexander to come over.

Upon arrival, Quinn immediately went to the nearby grass to vomit. As Walter watched her, he spoke again with suspicion. "Have you checked? Is she pregnant?"

Alexander glanced at him and replied, "You're overthinking."

Walter sneered. "It's better if I am overthinking it Otherwise, she'll be the one suffering."

After Quinn finished vomiting, she looked back at Alexander and Walter.

Alexander and Walter seemed to have some disagreement, although she didn't know why.

Walter looked at Quinn's expressionless face, a smirk forming at the corner of his mouth. He sneered, "But then again, she's had two abortions. She probably can't get pregnant anymore, right?" "What do you mean?" Alexander suddenly asked.