Clinging to Devoted Fiancé, Heiress Slays the World!

Chapter 81: Chapter 81 Please Don’t Die

The faces of the two rescue personnel grew exceedingly grim.

"Mo Qian, Mo Qian! Mo Qian..."

Ji Wei desperately stretched her arm out of the cabin door, futilely trying to grasp something.

Half of her head was already outside the cabin, the fierce wind cutting across her face like knives.

Oblivious to the pain, Ji Wei screamed with every ounce of strength she had, over and over again.

If Gu Moqian were dead, she wouldn’t want to live either...

"Miss, please calm down. It’s very dangerous for you to act like this..."

The rescue team member beside her frantically tried to pull her back into the cabin.

Ji Wei, like a madwoman, lunged outward, her tears cascading down like broken strings of pearls. "Mo Qian, don’t leave me! Mo Qian, I beg you—don’t die! Please don’t die..."

Just as Ji Wei was sobbing so hard that she nearly fainted, suddenly, a figure faintly appeared from the thick fog.

The two rescue personnel below immediately began pulling the safety rope upward.

dense mist, the tall and familiar figure of

moments earlier, but thankfully, the safety rope tied around his

moved closer to the soft ladder, and finally,

through the door, Ji Wei felt

man before her, tears

you were dead. I was so scared. Mo Qian, don’t leave me

such force, so tightly, her

turned red as he hugged her firmly, pressing his face against her

him unblinkingly, as if needing to confirm once more that this wasn’t a

Qian, it’s really

eyes, his refined features, and suddenly broke into laughter through

red eyes, a flash of heartache flickering deep

his head and

survived a catastrophe, the two kissed without

intertwined, as though they wished they could embed each other into their

with their lips, salty and bitter, leaving his heart aching. He tenderly outlined the shape of her lips again and again, hoping that this deep and lingering

while, they

tucking them behind her ear. His voice was deep and hoarse: "It’s alright now, don’t cry. Since we

nodded, tears surging out