Love Unspoken

Quinn lowered her head for a moment, not very clear about the concept of months. She made up a number casually and signed. "Five months."

Alexander laughed. "A five-month pregnant belly wouldn't be this small."

Although he was laughing, besides the curve of his mouth, Quinn couldn't tell that he was laughing.

After a moment of thought, Quinn corrected the time frame and signed. "Two months."

"Pregnant for two months, the belly wouldn't show anything yet," he replied.

Quinn deflated, her shoulders sagging. She signed, "I'm not going to be a mom anymore."

Alexander chuckled genuinely this time, though only for a brief moment, before letting out a sigh.

He ruffled her hair. "Alright. Let's go back."

Quinn softened and collapsed into his arms, looking up at him playfully.

Quinn said, "I can't walk anymore." The meaning was clear: she wanted him to carry her.

Alexander looked at her for a moment; in her clear eyes, there was a hint of cunning.

In addition, there was complete trust and vulnerability towards him.

Alexander stared at her for a long time, making Quinn feel a bit uneasy.

Quinn always felt that he was strange, a weird she couldn't quite put her finger on. Before she could figure it out, he suddenly leaned in and kissed her on the lips. Quinn looked at him in confusion.

His light kiss ended quickly; his arms wrapped tightly around her.

His lips touched the corner of her mouth; and he closed his eyes in silence for a while.

He said, "Don't forget it again."

It seemed like he was talking to himself; Quinn didn't understand, not grasping his meaning.

She could only gaze at him, the two of them standing close, their breaths mingling.

Quinn suddenly felt a pang of sadness for no apparent reason, a bitter sensation tingling at the tip of her nose.

She slowly raised her hand, touching his cheek.

As her fingers grazed his jawline, she felt a slight prickliness.

He had grown a beard, but she couldn't pinpoint when it had happened.

She didn't like it.

After holding her for a while, the man let go of her. "Let's go. I'll carry you."

Quinn snapped back to reality, quickly stood on a stool, waiting for him to turn around, then eagerly climbed onto his back, wrapping her arms around his neck.

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He lifted Quinn onto his back, grabbed her legs, and walked out of the private dining room.

She was light, almost weightless on his back.

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Quinn clung tightly to his neck, standing tall on his back like a proud peacock as if telling everyone that he was her beloved brother, her family, and her guardian.

On the divine shoulders, no one could bully her. She showed off to everyone how happy she was.

The hotel was 2km away. Alexander didn't drive. Instead, he carried her on his back along the fragrant pedestrian path.

Shaded by green trees on both sides, the garden was filled with clusters of flowers. Occasionally, some petals would fall from above. Quinn didn't recognize the flowers, but they carried a weight as they landed on her. There were also many petals on the path. When the wind blew, petals fluttered down from the trees, gently covering the ground; and the air was filled with the sweet scent of flowers.

Quinn looked at the fluttering petals and lowered her head slightly, resting her face on the man's shoulder.

Her eyelids felt heavy, but captivated by the beauty around her, she resisted the urge to sleep, struggling to keep her eyes open.