I Quit, Mr. Shaffer by Isabella Symons

Chapter 322 Why Won’t You Risk Your Life For Other

Chapter 322

The wheat field was located near the reservoir, and Isabella struggled to get up and ran

in that direction. To her surprise, she spotted someone in distress in the middle of the

water.

“Help! Mom!!” It sounded like a child.

Isabella hesitated for a moment, then immediately called Seth, requesting him to send

someone over. She also asked Alice to search for help. She herself took off her shoes;

intending to enter the water and attempt a rescue.

“Can you swim?” Alice shouted from the shore.

Isabella hastily replied, “A little.”

After saying that, she jumped into the water. Her foot was already injured, and the

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sudden contact with the water brought a subtle pain. Moreover, her swimmin

were poor, and she had exhausted most of her strength before reaching the chi

Without much thought, Isabella realized that she was incapable of saving the child. She

immediately turned around and swam back to the shore.

“Help!”

her,

was only a moment, and she quickly swam back to the shore.

help, leaving only the exhausted Isabella

gradually faded, and all she could do was

eyes on the child, watching him

measures available around.

had been at least five minutes since the child fell

people entered the water, and it took another three

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minutes to

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all discussing in a flurry. The village

spot. The child’s mother appeared, and when

lying motionless on

a rock outside the crowd, her body cold, her hands and

uncontrollably.

approached and gave her a coat,

him die. I saw her swim back with my own eyes,” someone

doctor’s attempts

were on

and Isabella could tell by his voice that

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Alice with Gaslythla

would have gone in. This womaniswonianwas almost at Boris’ side, but

by, mblin bsarcastic sarcastic remarks loudly,

save the child, the child.

rock, saying nothing. Seeing her

strangely.

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