Love Unspoken

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The audacious declarations, dreams, and aspirations Abigail once held for her future now mocked her like a cruel

jest. She rapped gently on the door.

"Dad," she called out. Mr. Vanderbilt glanced up at her, unable to mask the fatigue etched into his features,

tinged with a hint of disappointment.

"Shouldn't you be in your room? What do you need?" he asked."I'm willing to accept an arranged marriage,"

Abigail declared.Mr. Vanderbilt blinked, taken aback, staring at her as if he had misheard. "What did you say?" he

questioned. She paused, her voice slightly hoarse, "An arranged marriage is the only solution to the Vanderbilt

family's current predicament and the key to saving our stocks."He opened his mouth, his expression unreadable.

Once, he had pressured Abigail to marry, hoping to secure a stable, tranquil future for her. Yet, she had spoken to

him of ideals, of life's purpose, of poetry, and of distant shores. Now, her offer to enter into an arranged

marriage, though unexpected, was not what he desired.

He had never contemplated exchanging his daughter's happiness for financial gain."When will you stop this

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nonsense? Go back to your room!" he insisted. But Abigail remained steadfast. "I'm not being reckless.

This is the most expedient solution to our crisis. Please agree, Dad."Mr. Vanderbilt slammed the object he was

holding onto the desk, stood up abruptly, and roared, "How many times must | tell you? Go back! | may have my

faults, but | won't trade my daughter's happiness!"Arranged marriages, once about family alliances, had become

negotiations and transactions.

How could Abigail find happiness in such a union?Observing her father's uncontrollable fury, Abigail felt not the

usual triumph but a dull, indescribable pain.It was only now that she understood she had misinterpreted her

father's intentions. Her dreams of flight had been clipped by the harsh reality, and the gales of truth had

shattered her wings.

Retreating to her bedroom, Abigail was greeted by a flurry of messages on her cellphone, most of which she

ignored. With just one percent battery remaining, she stared at the phone lying on her bed.In the final moments

before it powered down, a call from Quinn cthrough. A lingering silence filled the air as Abigail picked up the

phone and held it to her ear.

But Quinn couldn't utter word. The line was shrouded in silence.Abigail, too, remained silent. The call ended in

this quiet stillness.Staring at the ended call, Quinn's eyelashes fluttered. She opened WhatsApp, fearful of

missing any message from Abigail.Outside, the rain whispered its secrets, and a chill permeated the room.Quinn

wrapped her hands around the phone.

The darkness deepened during the long wait.A knock at the door startled Quinn, causing her to turn her head

and listen more intently. It wasn't the doorbell, but indeed, a knock. Rising to answer it, she saw the man outside

and instinctively began to close the door.

The man moved swiftly, his casual demeanor belying his quick reflexes. His hand caught the doorfrjust as

Quinn attempted to close it. "Don't freak out, Quinn. Mom sentto pick you up."He was undeniably handsome.

Yes, he was handsome.

Yet his masculine features were distinct.Quinn struggled to describe his appearance. His features were as if

divinely crafted, each perfect in its own right, yet part of a harmonious whole. Freya had once described him as a

dashing gentleman possessing a certain old-world elegance.

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