CEO Broke Down and Cried After I Divorced Him by Miss Rich

Chapter 0769

Just when Suzy thought she could make a clean escape, a massive wave crashed against the ship, causing the enormous vessel to rock violently.

Carrying Diana on her back, Suzy nearly lost her footing.

The group of fighting men fared worse, with several of them tumbling to the deck.

As they scrambled to steady themselves, panic spread among them, their faces pale as they watched another towering wave surging toward the ship.

"What do we do? I didn't believe the forecast when it mentioned a typhoon. Who expects one in the middle of winter? But now... it's real. We're not getting out of this alive!"

"That last wave was the smallest one, and we barely survived. If a few more hit, we're all going down!"

Suzy suddenly realized why the woman had chosen this location. It wasn't just about the isolation. It was a trap from the start.

Even if Suzy defeated everyone, escaping the merciless forces of nature was another matter entirely. Against a storm this fierce, humans were utterly insignificant.

The staged game with the fake Dianas now made sense too—it had been nothing more than a ploy to delay her, to ensure she had no chance of leaving alive.

Looking back at the unconscious Diana on her back, Suzy clenched her fists tightly. "Diana, no matter what happens, I won't let anything happen to you!"

her

the storm, Suzy used her coat to securely bind

slammed into the ship, he was thrown from his seat, landing hard on the

than the first, leaving

pillar for support. Once the storm eased for a brief moment, she moved to

floor, the man shouted at her in panic. "Don't mess with that!

"Instead of shouting useless

why don't

and give me

steady as her

this large, she

missions, Suzy had faced all

that had felt eerily similar to this. The only difference was that back then, Diana

if the ship capsized, she'd had a better chance of escaping

middle-aged man, noticing how deftly Suzy handled the controls, finally stopped his panicked

focusing on

worsened, the wind howling louder, and the waves growing more ferocious by