Mission: From Divorcee to Millionaire

Chapter 694

The sky was getting darker, casting a shadow over the already challenging search and rescue efforts. With each passing moment, hope seemed to slip further away. Selena had been through a harrowing ordeal, kidnapped for a whole day and night, and she was completely drained. She needed rest but refused to leave the cliff's edge, clinging to the spot as if tethered by some invisible force.

It was as if she couldn't tear herself away until she laid eyes on Everett again, no matter the outcome. Whether he was alive or not, she needed to see him.

Blaine tried to coax her back home, reminding her that her kids were waiting, that there was nothing she could do here. Even Alex, unable to watch her suffer any longer, urged her to go, promising to keep her updated.

But Selena shook her head, determined. "Mateo and Haley are safe with Ava. I'm staying right here."

Everett had plunged into the sea to save her, his fate hanging by a thread. No matter their history-love and heartbreak tangled together-she couldn't abandon him now.

Alex was about to protest when Blaine, without warning, delivered a swift chop to Selena's neck, catching her as she slumped into his arms.

Alex was stunned, words

glance at the restless sea. Despite their differences, he respected Everett's courage in taking a knife for his wife. He silently hoped Everett had enough luck to make it through because he didn't want Mateo and Haley to grow up

...

a long, vivid dream. She was back to her first encounter with Everett—a frail, distant teenager who, despite his good looks, never smiled. She

outside. It was her way of reaching out, like the age-old tradition

the sun, plant flowers, and, finally, he smiled at her through the blooms. Her heart

him, but with no one to confide in, she poured her

capturing their shared

Eventually, she married the

to reveal her long-standing love and devotion. But he never showed up. Later, såè learned he had forgotten her and

pain of their three-year marriage crashing down on her, even in slumber. The scene morphed quickly, landing her back at the