Love Unspoken

Apart from William, he was accompanied by a group of Police Officers.

Alexander glanced at the people coming in at the door, and the smile at the corner of his mouth gradually faded.

"Orion!" William saw his son being pressed to the ground, and he was not happy.

Although the father and son always had conflicts, after all, they were father and son. Of course, as a father, he would feel distressed seeing his son being treated like this!

But when he saw that Orion was not injured, he secretly breathed a sigh of relief and turned to question Alexander, "Alexander, what do you mean by this?"

Alexander had already straightened up, looking at William indifferently. "Just playing a game with your son; why are you so nervous?"

William didn't believe him at all. If he hadn't brought the Police Officers with him, Alexander probably could have killed him on the spot.

"William, what do you think?" Alexander's coldness changed, and a faint smile appeared at the corner of his mouth.

As he said this, the Bodyguard also let go of Orion. Orion stood up from the ground and ran to help Sebastian up.

Orion coldly looked at Alexander, "Who wants to play games with a lunatic like you!"

He didn't want to argue with Alexander now; he just wanted to take Sebastian to the hospital quickly.

He picked him up and, ignoring the others, quickly rushed out of the warehouse.

After that, only the confrontation between Alexander and William remained.

Seeing his son run away, William was at a loss for a moment. If it wasn't necessary, he actually didn't want to confront Alexander.

"Do you have any other instructions?"

William's face turned pale for a moment, and after a while, he said, "Alexander, I'm really sorry. Orion has never been obedient since he was a child. If he has offended you in any way, please forgive him. I apologize on his behalf." Alexander looked at him with a fake smile. "Your son does need some discipline."

William was stunned for a moment, then said, "Of course, I will definitely discipline him well when I go back. I guarantee he won't cause you trouble again in the future." "It's better that way."

William did not need to stay any longer. He looked awkwardly at the Police Officers he had brought with him. Since Orion was fine, he didn't want to make a big deal out of it. It wouldn't benefit anyone.

"Well then, I won't bother you anymore, goodbye."Nôvel/Dr(a)ma.Org - Content owner.

After that, he said a few words to the Police Officers beside him, and the group walked out.

William came and went quickly as if he had never appeared.

Only the large and small drops of blood on the ground indicated what had just happened.

After the group left, Kyle signaled to David to go as well.

David hurriedly left.

Quinn stood alone in the place, the wound in her palm still bleeding, fresh blood dripping continuously from her fingertips.

She looked up at Alexander.

Alexander was also looking at her, and both of them were silent.

The man's eyes held emotions she couldn't decipher uncertain if it was disappointment or anger-yet his face remained remarkably calm.

"Alexander, shall we go back?" Kyle reminded me from the side.

If you're loving the book, nel5s.org is where the adventure continues. Join us for the complete experience all for free. The next chapter is eagerly waiting for you! Alexander finally withdrew his gaze, stepped forward, passed by Quinn without looking at her again, and left.

Everyone left, and the warehouse that had just been crowded was now left with only Quinn.

Listening to the distant sound of the car whistle, Quinn's tense nerves finally relaxed, and she breathed heavily.

After a while, she dragged her tired body out of the warehouse.

The rain outside had stopped; she looked at the night sky and the puddles on the ground. As the wind picked up, she felt a shiver run through her body.

The palm of her hand throbbed with pain. Quinn raised her hand and examined the deep cut for a few seconds before weakly lowering it.

Quinn stood at the entrance of the warehouse for a long time, suddenly not knowing where to go.

At this moment, she was like a stray dog.

Leaning against the wall, she slowly squatted down, curling up.

After a while, she heard David's voice, and Quinn subconsciously looked up.

"Over there, I don't know if it's the person you're looking for."