Love Unspoken
Chapter 351

Quinn seemed to have come to terms with her condition. An unusual calm washed over her as she listened to Soren's words, her gaze fixed on him, waiting for him to continue speaking.

"Do you find yourself forgetting things often now?" Soren asked, his tone gentle yet probing. Quinn's brow furrowed in confusion. She pondered over his question, but how could she remember what she had forgotten? Soren, seeing her struggle, offered an explanation. "I've been doing some research. Your initial symptom is memory loss, specifically forgetting recent events. It's not too severe, as you can still recall them eventually." He paused, letting his words sink in before continuing, "However, if you start failing to recognize people who know you, then the situation might be more serious."

He emphasized the importance of her medication, "You need to continue taking your medicine. It's crucial that you don't start forgetting people. Forgetting things is not as serious."

Quinn nodded, indicating her understanding of his words.

Soren gave a frustrated smile, "Remembering this conversation might not be possible. By tomorrow morning, you might have forgotten everything we discussed today.

"But that's okay. Just remember to remind yourself to take your medicine."

Quinn nodded again, her hand gesturing towards a bag on the opposite side of the room.

Soren hesitated for a moment before standing up and handing her the bag. "Is this what you want?"

Quinn unzipped the bag and pulled out a notebook, flipping it open to show Soren.

She had been reminding herself to take her medication, but she hadn't had the opportunity to tell him in the past few days.

Soren glanced at the contents of the notebook and nodded approvingly, "That's excellent. You've been noting down important matters and carrying them with you. You're doing well."

His tone was gentle, almost as if he was speaking to a child. Quinn couldn't help but pull a wry smile at his words.

Without saying a word, she flipped open the notebook again and wrote, "Where is Alexander?"

Soren's face stiffened, his words coming out in a jumble, "He... he stepped out to take a call."

Quinn nodded, her face devoid of any discernible emotion, and put the notebook away.

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Realizing he had nothing more to add, Soren stood up and said, "Rest now, Quinn. I'll be downstairs in the living room. If you need anything, just message or call me, and I'll come up immediately." Quinn offered him a grateful look.

She lay on the bed, sleep eluding her, her gaze fixed on the ceiling in a daze.

Meanwhile, Alexander had returned to the Kennedy Residence.

Kaitlyn sat on the sofa, her expression icy, watching him walk in.

Alexander sauntered over to the sofa and sat down, lighting a cigarette.

His nonchalant demeanor irked Kaitlyn. "Alexander, I need to know. How is your sister doing?"

Alexander took a drag from his cigarette, the smoke obscuring his expression.

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Kaitlyn's face relaxed slightly at his words. "Then, how confident are you?"

"Completely," Alexander responded.

Kaitlyn let out a sigh of relief. "That's good. You should get your sister out as soon as possible," she advised.

Alexander added, "Let's aim for a life sentence for her."

Kaitlyn was taken aback. She stood up abruptly, glaring at Alexander in anger. "What do you mean?! Are you suggesting you want your sister to be locked up forever?" Alexander glanced at her, his voice calm, "If it's as simple as you think, then why don't you go and do it yourself?"

"Well... if I could, why would I need you?" Kaitlyn retorted, her voice laced with frustration.