Be Your Lover Forever (Alicia)

Chapter 1679

She could swim! Why didn't she hold on until he saved her?

Why?

He couldn't understand how she had disappeared in such a short time!

Wyatt didn't dare to think about it, because he knew very well that it was impossible to swim to the shore in the short time it took him to rescue Raynee. Even if she had somehow managed to get ashore, there was no way she could have left the scene so quickly. The most likely possibility was that she had been swallowed up by the water. This was the only way she could have disappeared like that. That was why when he re-entered the water, he could not see any movement.

His heart felt like it was being sliced into pieces. Wyatt was in great pain.

If he had known this, he would not have made such a choice. He should have saved her first and then the two of them could have saved Raynee together! The two of them might have been able to save Raynee faster.

Wyatt kept hitting himself on the head. He was speechless. How many couples had this age-old question stumped? He never expected to experience it in real life. The answer was a cruel one.

Obviously confused by his words, Seth and Trevor looked at each other.

"Wyatt, what's wrong with you? When we got there, the police were already there. All we saw was a shadow moving around. You were obviously exhausted so everyone was swimming toward you. Was there anyone else in the water?"

Raynee was already ashore at that point. Although her feet were still in the water, she was already safe.

"Of course there is! Waverly was still in the water! I saw her! Why did you only save me?"

"Why didn't I hold on for a moment longer? The water was so cold," he cursed to himself.

Pulling on Seth's collar, Wyatt jumped violently like a cat whose tail had been trodden on. Their eyes met and both of them were stunned. Seth was surprised to hear that Waverly was there as well. Meanwhile, Wyatt was stunned. Could it be that the figure that he saw was not Waverly, but the people who went down to save him?

At that time, his physical exhaustion was obvious. Had it all been an illusion?

Before they could react, Wyatt suddenly thought of something and stood up. "Go and look for her! Whether she's alive or dead, she must be found. Go!"

He could not leave her in the water.

Perhaps she was still alive?

Maybe...

Anyway, he would take her back. He couldn't leave her alone!

probably live in this guilt for

passed. Seth and Trevor both knew this. When they showed up the night before, they only saw two figures. Thus, after the first aid rescuers pulled them out of the water, they all left. No one had known there was a third person present. Despite the number

drained expression, Trevor nodded. Despite knowing it was probably useless, Seth called everyone he knew to get to the lake

for the next three days without eating or drinking. He stood where he had brought Raynee ashore. His gaze was empty as he stared out at the endless

was the best spot on land. It was also the easiest spot for someone to get out of the water with no external help. Any other spot was either too high or completely impossible. The place he stood was the only

he had already walked back and forth on this fairly long path countless times. Apart from there being a more

dripping ashore or traces of anyone leaving. There weren't any along the road either. Wyatt had gone so far as to check

something that Wyatt was unwilling to accept.

There was a possibility that this was related to a homicidal case. This alerted the authorities and the police sent forensic experts as well as a search team over. Since it was a possible crime scene, Wyatt and his men's movements were restricted. However, after some negotiations, they were allowed to join in on the search effort. The only condition was that anything they fished up had to go through the police first before he could know the

fact that there was no evidence of anyone coming out of the water was like proof of her death for

to fish out a woman's shoe. Having been soaked through with water, there wasn't much they could use from it. After being sent to the forensics lab, it was determined to be a recent item. Furthermore, it did not match the measurements of the bone found. Thus, it was dismissed as irrelevant evidence. Meanwhile, when Wyatt saw

you find

those Waverly's shoes?" he

It was Waverly's shoes!

that far off from the bridge. It was

officer's words made Wyatt burst into tears.

men left, Wyatt grabbed onto his

as a mouthful of

"Wyatt!"

was directing his men, heard the commotion and rushed over to support him. However,

shake his head, but just as Wyatt

"Someone! Come help!"

was lying there half-awake. Her memories were vague. Out of instinct, she tried to move her limbs to swim, but soon realized she was being held down by

her ear, she heard someone say, "Miss, it's

"Right, right. Don't move."

"Who..."

Who was talking?

was a female

her eyes, Waverly's eyes unconsciously narrowed as she saw the piercing white

awake!

said, "Miss, you're finally awake! Do

felt weak all over. Even her consciousness seemed chaotic. Her eyes fell on the suspended IV drip in front of her and the woman dressed in a neat, white uniform. She knew she was

still felt sleepy. She blinked her eyes, and then saw a man in a white gown walking in. First, he looked at her eyelids, then looked up at something else. He began to scribble something down on

can take out No.5 and change it to S6. Take