Love Unspoken

Quinn frowned, feeling a bit uncomfortable.

Walter asked, "Quinn, do you have nowhere to go?" Although Quinn was skeptical, she still nodded.

"Poor thing, forgetting even where you live," he said with a smile on his face. The curly hair falling on the sides covered his cheeks. His words sounded indifferent, as if saying, "It's such a pity that your clothes are dirty." Quinn remained silent for a moment before gesturing with her hand, indicating that she and Alexander had divorced.

Walter nodded and said, "I know. I'm asking if you forget where you live now?"

Quinn was puzzled. Did she have another place to live? But why couldn't she remember at all?

Walter reached out his hand to her and said, "Come on, let me take you back."

Quinn hesitated and gestured. "I don't want to go to The Kennedys."

"It's not The Kennedys. I know you got divorced," Walter said, suddenly laughing, "Do I look like a fool?"

Quinn was stunned again. Her face instantly turned red.

She declined Walter's assistance and stood up, gesturing her thanks to him.

Walter's gaze flickered. The amusement in his eyes deepened and even carried a hint of playfulness.

He even wondered if he slapped her every day, would she still thank him the next day?

Interesting.

"Well then, let's go."

Walter turned and walked to his car, personally opening the door for her.

Quinn subconsciously looked at him again, seeing the gentle smile on his face, and got into the car with her puppy.

After getting in the car, Walter drove her to an old neighborhood, which was the place the doctor arranged for her before.

Walter arrived in front of the house, took out the key from his pocket, opened the door, and said to her, "Go in."

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Quinn became even more surprised when she saw the key in his hand. How could he have the key to her house?

"Don't you believe me? Go in and see if your things are all inside."

After hearing this, Quinn took a step and walked in. Her things from before were still untouched, all scattered on the floor.

She absentmindedly opened a package, and it was filled with her clothes.

Quinn finally believed that she had moved here after divorcing Alexander.

Quinn thanked Walter again, then asked him, "Why do you have the key to this place?"

Walter casually sat on the sofa, smiling as he looked at her, and made up a story. "Because you always forget, so you gave me a spare key."

Quinn's suspicion deepened on her face.

In her impression, she didn't seem to be that close to Walter yet.

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Hearing this, Quinn noticed that there were many sticky notes in the house. She quickly ran over to check each one.

Then, she understood the key issue.

After finishing reading, Quinn went to Walter and gestured her thanks to him.

Walter smiled. "You're welcome, anyway. You'll forget it again tomorrow." Quinn's expression changed; she suddenly lowered her head, feeling lost.

Walter stood up, walked to Quinn's side, and lifted her chin.

Quinn looked up, meeting his innocuous smile.

He lowered his head and said in a low voice, "Write down that you have divorced Alexander. It's best to stick it somewhere you can see every time you open your eyes in the morning. "Otherwise, if you go back to him again next time, it won't be good."