Love Unspoken

Chapter 1454 Alexander said, "Hey, let's visit your parents' graves first. Their grandson should see them. And honestly, I don't think we need to go to Amber Bay right now. Let's settle here for a bit and then bring Brandy over. We'll stay for a while." Quinn nodded. She didn't see any reason to go back either. The company wasn't hers anymore, and besides Brandy, she had no ties to Amber Bay.

They headed to the cemetery and arrived at Quinn's parents' tombstone.

Quinn couldn't remember the last tshe had been there. It seemed like it was when she had amnesia, and Walter had brought her. She hadn't been back since.

The photos on the tombstone still showed them looking so young, just like in the family photo Quinn had. Quinn touched her mother's photo, unsure of what to say.

She had once thought Alexander was their enemy and felt too ashamed to stand there, unable to face them. Now she could finally be there with Alexander and tell them that this was her husband and that was her child. Quinn slowly squatted down. Alexander followed suit, squatting beside her.

Quinn said softly, "Dad, Mom, I'm here to see you. I'm sorry I haven't cto pay my respects all these years. You must be angry with me, right?" The cold tombstone gave her no response, and she lowered her eyes.

She turned her head, pinched Sprout's cheek, and held his face towards the tombstone. "Sprout, this is Grandpa and Grandma. Say hello to them." Sprout blinked his eyes and mumbled something unintelligible.

Quinn took it as him saying hello.

Then she looked at Alexander.

Alexander, following her cue, handed Sprout to her.

Alexander said, "Dad, Mom, I'm here to see you." Quinn's mind went blank for a moment before she realized Alexander was addressing her parents.

Before she could say anything, Alexander continued, "I think I don't have the right to speak to you here. Just look at Calvin's attitude. I can't defend my past actions; I was indeed wrong. I believe I will receive the punishment I deserve to atone for my sins." Quinn frowned and tugged at his sleeve. "What are you talking about?" Alexander replied, "You toldto say something." "When did I tell you to say that?" Quinn asked, frowning.

"You spoke so sincerely just now, so I should say something sincere too," Alexander answered, hesitating for a moment. "Should I bow to them?" Quinn's mouth twitched as she stood up with Sprout in her arms. "Go ahead." Alexander had never bowed to anyone, not even when Luke tried to trample on his dignity.

Now, Alexander stared at the photos on the tombstone for a long time.

Quinn thought Alexander couldn't do it. After all, he was a man who would rather die than bow his head. How could he possibly kneel and kowtow? But she was wrong.

After a few seconds of silence, Alexander slowly bent down.

Quinn's face changed, and she looked at him in shock.

She watched him, and the hair on his forehead fell down.

She was completely stunned, unable to say a word.

After a while, she called, "Alexander." After bowing, Alexander straightened up, his expression complex as he looked at the tombstone.

It was unclear how long it took before he stood up and met Quinn's shocked gaze. "It's done." Quinn tugged at the corner of her mouth but couldn't say a word.

"Why are you looking atlike that?" Alexander asked.

Quinn snapped out of it and shook her head. "I just didn't expect..." "Didn't expect what? Your parents are my parents too. It's only right to bow to them. What's so surprising about that?" Alexander replied.

He had never said such things before. Even when he was with the Kennedy family, he never showed that he thought it was right.

Quinn couldn't help but be moved.

It wasn't the bowing to her parents that moved her, but the fact that Alexander was willing to give up his principles and pride for her.

She reached out and held Alexander's hand. "Thank you." Alexander chuckled and took Sprout from her. "I'll hold him. Let's go." They left the cemetery and headed back to the old Mellon mansion.

The grass that had been cleared before had sprouted again, creating a green carpet-like lawn.

It no longer had the eerie feeling of overgrown weeds but instead felt more pleasant. There were even a few people picnicking on the grass not far away. They walked into the villa and went to the memorial hall in the backyard.

Quinn started cleaning the memorial hall.

Alexander said, "Why don't we renovate this place and live here from now on?" Quinn had the sidea, but he said it first. "Good idea. Let's renovate it."

This place was perfect for living. It was warm in spring and cool in summer. While other places were still snowing, people here were already having spring outings. Alexander immediately called Quentin for help. Quinn hadn't seen Quentin in a long time, but he was still as robust as ever. Since Quentin was in the construction business, handing this project to him was a no-brainer.

Quentin confidently patted his chest and promised that the villa would be rebuilt in no more than six months.

Quinn believed him.

After signing the contract, Quinn and Alexander returned to Amber Bay, where Brandy was still waiting for them at home.

Quinn walked into the living room first. Olivia and Brandy were on the couch reading a storybook. Brandy couldn't read yet, so Olivia was reading to her. Brandy nestled in Olivia's arms, listening intently, her eyes wandering as if imagining the beautiful scenes from the fairy tale.

Quinn didn't want to disturb them and stood quietly behind, listening to Olivia finish the story.

Alexander stood beside her, looking at the little girl he had brought home, surprised at how much she had grown.

Brandy was listening intently when Sprout suddenly made a noise.

Brandy and Olivia turned around simultaneously. When Brandy saw Quinn, her eyes lit up. Then she saw Alexander beside her and froze for a moment.

Olivia quickly stood up. "Mr. Kennedy, Mrs. Kennedy, you're back."

Olivia was also happy they had returned. Brandy asked her several Ο.Π times a day, and she always said soon. If they hadn't cback, Brandy would no longer believe her.

Quinn nodded slightly. "Great, I'll go buy sgroceries," Olivia said excitedly, hurrying out.

Quinn sat down next to Brandy and noticed she was staring intently at Alexander. Brandy should recognize him from the photos.

"Brandy, this is Daddy. He's back. Aren't you happy?" Quinn asked.