Pampered Wedding Marry Me, Mr. Langford

Chapter 298 After shoving Tina into the man–made lake, the servant stood on the bank and watched silently as Tina struggled in the water. 

After making sure that Tina didn‘t know how to swim and watching her struggle, the servant said gleefully, “This is what happens to those who offend Mrs. Langford. I don‘t think you’ll get to spend all that money anymore, you unlucky wretch!” 

“Who knows how many pretty girls have died in this lake. They all tried and failed to get close to Mr. Langford. You‘ll be the first ugly one. You should feel proud!” “No… Save me...!” “There‘s no one here to save you. You can scream all you want, but it‘s pointless. Someone will fish your body out tomorrow!” Seeing that Tina‘s struggling was weaker now, the servant left. She was pleased, certain that Tina would drown in a moment. 

After being thrown into the sea with her daughter under Samuel‘s orders five years ago, Tina had developed a fear of water. It was because of this that she could never learn to swim. Who would have thought that her life would be at risk again? And she was drowning, too! 

to die. She wanted to live.

from the watery depths. The second she got ashore, Tina slumped and started coughing desperately. She spat out all the water that she had inadvertently drunk. She was now in an utter mess, her disguise lost to the water. Her baggy clothes stuck close to her figure from the water, her slim waist making her fragile and pitiful. As Tina coughed, her mind fell into a blur. Exhaustion settled as her strength failed her. Laying on the ground, she could just barely see a pair of men‘s shoes in front of her. She raised her head weakly and said, “Thank...you...” Yet at that moment, Tina‘s words of gratitude suddenly cut off. This was because she finally noticed who was standing before her. It was Samuel Langford. Even worse was the sharpness in Samuel‘s eyes as they regarded her loftily from

way she looked through his eyes.

disguise was

way he had never been before as he regarded the haggard woman