My Extraordinary Wife

Chapter 1295 Drowned

The river rushed swiftly until, at last, it flowed over her head, and she slowly closed her eyes.

“Stop!”

Suddenly, a familiar yet icy voice rang out.

Sienna fiercely opened her eyes in the river, suspecting it was a hallucination before her death. I must be nearing death, for I seemed to hear Ashlyn's voice. How could that be? How could that be possible?

She gave a bitter smile, the icy river water continuously pouring into her mouth, making it almost impossible for her to breathe.

She gulped down several mouthfuls, choking to the point of almost suffocating.

Yet, she didn't want to die. She really didn't want to die. She wanted to give birth to the child, even if it meant dying after the birth. All she wanted was to have the child.

Tears kept falling, mingling with the river water, but she was like a trapped beast, hopelessly stuck here, unable to escape no matter what.

“How can there still be such a thing as drowning someone in the river? What era are we living in? This is murder! This collective murder.”

The woman's voice was not loud, yet it was incredibly powerful.

to look at her, only to see an unbelievably beautiful

Her features were more exquisite than a movie

and handsome. He was dressed in casual black attire, yet

outstanding couple standing together, it was almost impossible to look

was very beautiful, but this woman was even more

looked at those villagers. They were very simple, but at the same time, they

the village was missing. After inquiring with an elderly woman, she found out that they had

utterly ridiculous to

his hand, and immediately, Spencer, who was behind him, led a

can't pull it up because there's not only a woman in that cage but also several stones tied underneath.” An

fallen than the sound of splashes echoed.

Immediately, Spencer and the two men who stayed behind pulled with all

untied the stone hanging from the cage, making it much easier to

strenuous. After all,

passed by the time the

make a move. It was clear those people were not to be trifled

for sale, they became suspicious. Their village rarely saw visitors, but then