Love Unspoken

A few days later, Getty was all kinds of stressed out over the company's mess and headed to Regal Riverside to hit up Alexander for some help. Even if she couldn't hand the company back to him, she had to figure out a way to get him to take the reins.

But when she got to Regal Riverside, something felt off. It was way too quiet. The bodyguards at the entrance? Gone. Even those two annoying dogs in the yard? Nowhere to be seen.

Frowning, she hit the doorbell.

Two minutes later, Olivia opened the door. "Ms. Morgan, what brings you here?" Olivia asked.

"I'm here to see Alexander. Where's he at?" Getty said, stepping inside. The place looked the same, but Alexander was MIA.

Olivia followed her and said, "Mr. Kennedy's left."

"Left? Where'd he go?" Getty asked.

Olivia gave an awkward smile. "I don't know. He took off the day before yesterday and probably isn't in Amber Bay anymore."

"What?" Getty was floored. She thought Alexander had just stepped out, but he had actually left Amber Bay.

"Did he say when he'd be back?" Getty asked again.

"Nope, he just told me to keep an eye on the place. Now it's just me in this big villa," Olivia replied.

Olivia felt pretty bummed. Living alone in such a huge place was super lonely.

Getty stood there in the living room, feeling a bit lost, like a piece of her heart was missing.

Meanwhile, on the highway, two black Range Rovers were parked by the roadside.

Sean was squatting on the ground, checking the map, scribbling in his notebook while two dogs ran wild in the field next to the road. This time of year, there were no crops, just wild grass.

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"Mr. Kennedy, I've noted all the spots here. Take a look and decide where to hit first," Sean said, handing the notebook to Alexander, who was leaning against the car, smoking. Alexander glanced at it and casually tossed it back to Sean, saying, "Let's move to the next spot." He flicked the cigarette to the ground, stomped it out, opened the car door, and called out, "Buddy!"

The two dogs playing in the field heard him and bolted towards him, tails wagging, and jumped into the car.

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As the cars took off, the two dogs stuck their heads out of the windows, tongues hanging out, watching the scenery whiz by, their fur ruffled by the wind.

Before this, Kyle thought Alexander would deploy everyone to search for Quinn.

Instead, Alexander took off with just two dogs and Sean, leaving Kyle in Amber Bay to manage 'the Mellon Group.'

Alexander also carried Quinn's notebook, which listed all the places she wanted to visit. He planned to hit up all these spots, hoping to bump into her somewhere. Unfortunately, despite visiting many places, he never saw Quinn's familiar face.

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Over the course of a year, he had traveled across most of the country. He had been hospitalized five times due to high altitude sickness from the lingering effects of a previous fire. Although he seemed fine in other places, he couldn't handle high altitudes.

But even hospital visits couldn't kill his drive to keep going. Sean was speechless; even the two dogs were in better shape than Alexander, constantly worried about his health. Yet, just after leaving the hospital, he wanted to keep heading west. Sean hurriedly ran up to stop him, advising, "Mr. Kennedy, let's head back. Or go south; there are still plenty of places we haven't hit. Don't go further west."

Alexander glanced at him, pushed him aside, and said, "If you wanna go back, go back yourself."

With that, he opened the car door, got in, and drove off.

Sean scratched his head in frustration, unable to do anything to stop Alexander. He checked his phone's map and saw that if they kept going, they'd hit Las Vegas, another high-altitude area. It seemed they needed to stock up on more oxygen tanks for the trip.