Love Unspoken

Sean didn't know that Orion was cursing Alexander in his heart. Anyway, the person had been brought here. He paused, looked at the divorce agreement on the coffee table, turned, and walked out. Orion immediately ran over to close the door, but the door was still broken.

Orion attempted to close it for some time, but there was still a gap. Frustrated, he eventually gave up and propped it open with a chair.

Orion looked at Quinn again, "Quinn, don't be afraid. I won't hurt you."

Quinn raised her eyelids to look at Orion, then lowered her head again, standing at the door without moving.

Orion went to hold Quinn's hand. "Don't just stand there, come and sit down."

Orion guided Quinn to sit on the sofa, and he settled down beside her. It felt like the first time they were alone in a room together, and Orion seemed a bit awkward.

"Quinn," Orion called out to her.

Quinn turned her head to stare at him.

Orion said, "Don't be afraid, just stay for five days, and in five days, you can return to that Alexander."

Orion didn't know why he said that. Was it because he lacked confidence in keeping Quinn, or did he feel that the bond between her and Alexander was not something he could break in just five days? Maybe Alexander was confident enough to send Quinn here because he knew Orion wouldn't be able to hold onto her, so he was relaxed.

Regardless of the reason, Orion felt he didn't stand a chance.

But at least Orion could spend five days with Quinn.

Five days would be enough.

It was better than getting married and divorced without spending a day with Quinn.

With these thoughts in mind, Orion let out a long sigh.

Orion asked, "Do you want to watch TV?"

Quinn shook her head.

Quinn sat quietly on the sofa with red eyes showing that she didn't like being there.

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Orion hesitated several times while looking at Quinn's expression, wondering whether he should send her back.

In the end, his selfishness prevailed, and he decided to hold back.

Orion stood up to fetch her a drink, a bottle of children's beverage specially purchased from downstairs, aware that Quinn's memories only went back to when she was ten years old. Quinn glanced at Orion, took the drink from him, and quietly drank it.

Watching her drink, Orion felt a slight tug at his heart.

Compared to Quinn before losing her memory, she now seemed more obedient.

Quinn was wearing a white sweater and a white down jacket with a fluffy hat.

Orion was somewhat lost in thought as he watched her.

After finishing the drink, Quinn placed the empty bottle back on the coffee table.

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Quinn remained motionless.

"Oh, I haven't given you the Christmas gift I prepared for you," Orion said, getting up and running back into the room, quickly returning with a bunch of things.

Quinn stared at the bag in his hand, watching as he took out one gift box after another, blinking her eyes.

The first box Orion took out contained a necklace.

Orion asked, "Do you like this?"

Quinn stared at the necklace, silent, without expressing an opinion.

Unsure whether she liked it or not, Orion took out another box, which contained a pair of white gloves.

Orien said, "It's cold now, so you might need these. And this bracelet was recommended by someone else. This hair clip. Isn't it pretty? Also recommended by someone else. Although it looks small, it cost me over 775 dollars." Orion rambled on about the gifts, but Quinn didn't look at them. Her gaze fixed on his face.