Love Unspoken

Only then did Abigail notice that Quinn was awake. She quickly jumped in front of Quinn to shield her.

Orion rushed over, too, spreading his arms to block the masked figures. "Do you even know where you are before barging in?!" The intruders didn't say a word and dashed to Quinn.

Abigail reacted in time and grabbed something from the bedside and threw it at them. It fell, shattering on the ground.

It didn't do much. In seconds, the intruders were right in front of them.

Orion tried to stop them but got kicked to the ground in just two moves.

Abigail looked at him, both anxious and angry. "How can you be so weak?!"

Orion clutched his stomach, painfully looking up at Abigail. "Stop with the sarcastic remarks."

Meanwhile, at the company, Alexander had just finished a meeting and returned to his office. Kyle was updating him on Stanley's case.

"We found the person Stanley met in the suburbs. He has call records with Landon. We've got the key evidence now."

They had the leverage to negotiate with Landon. This time, Landon was bound to lose.

Alexander looked at the computer, his expression changing slightly.

"Something's wrong," he said in a deep voice, interrupting Kyle.

"What do you mean?"

Kyle leaned in to look at the computer screen, which showed surveillance footage of Quinn's bedroom.

Orion and Abigail were being subdued by the group, and a few others were taking Quinn away from the bed.

Kyle's face changed dramatically. "Who are they? What do we do now?"

Alexander's face was stern as he threw the documents onto the table and turned to leave.

Kyle quickly followed, calling Sean to send people to the villa to chase the group and monitor their movements.

After the call, he and Alexander arrived at the parking lot.

Alexander suddenly asked, "Where is Landon?"

"I don't know. He didn't come to the office today. Did he do this?" Kyle asked, confused.

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Alexander frowned. "It's not him, but it's definitely related to him. Drive."

Kyle nodded and sped towards Regal Riverside.

When they arrived, Sean's people had just gotten there. As they ran into the villa, they found Olivia lying on the ground, unconscious.

Two bodyguards ran over. "Mr. Kennedy, we were late."

Alexander glanced at them. "How were you protecting them?"

"They climbed up from the upper floor. When they came out, they used Quinn as a hostage, so we didn't dare to act. But others have already gone after them." Alexander ignored them and went upstairs. The bedroom was a mess, Quinn was gone, and even Orion and Abigail were missing.

Kyle said in shock, "Does Landon have the guts to do this?"

'Stanley's matter hasn't been resolved yet, and now he get the nerve to kidnap Quinn? Even Abigail and Orion were taken away. This is too brazen,' Kyle thought. Alexander turned and walked out. "It wasn't him. We're not at the point of mutual destruction yet. He wouldn't be this stupid."

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"We'll find out soon enough."

Alexander got back in the car. This time he drove himself, leaving Kyle outside.

Kyle looked around, grabbed a bodyguard's car, and quickly followed Alexander.

Quinn was being held by two people. She was scared seeing the masks on their faces.

"Who are you?"

No one responded.

Several cars were in hot pursuit behind them, with Abigail among them. She was riding a motorcycle, leaving the bodyguards far behind, and was less than four feet away from the kidnappers' car. Orion was sitting behind her, holding her waist tightly. "Slow down. The bike is about to take off! Do you want to die?!"

Abigail kept her eyes on the vehicle ahead and snapped, "Shut up. You're so annoying!"

Orion swallowed hard and instinctively held Abigail tighter.

Even with a helmet on, he felt like he could barely breathe.