Revenge After Death

Chapter 581

Chapter 581

Chapter 581

The seawater seeped in gradually, and the wait underwater felt endless. Surprisingly, my lung capacity allowed me to hold my breath underwater for two whole minutes. It was evident that Stephany had decent physical fitness before.

However, the hull was rocking violently due to the waves, slowing down the water inflow and increasing the pressure on the bed. I swam desperately to the surface for air and then went down to give Steven a breath.

It was a life-and-death situation. As I was helping him breathe, he still had the nerve to kiss me. He truly knew how to seize the moment with me.

I stared at him, feeling helpless. There were other options at that moment. Beating him was impossible at this point.

I came up for air, took a breath, and dove back down. Steven remained surprisingly calm in the water as if nothing had occurred.

such a long time. But I had overlooked the fact that he

the roar of the storm and the crashing waves against the cruise ship. I knew that everyone was still alive, giving us the motivation to

close, silently encouraging

cabin shook nearly 90 degrees. The heavy object pinning Steven's leg finally gave way under the force of buoyancy and shaking. Seizing the opportunity, Steven freed his leg, held me close, and kissed me passionately. When I was almost out of breath in the water, he carried me up to the surface. We gasped for air in the gap. I looked at him helplessly and reproachfully. Perhaps it was

me in his arms and whispered,

He seemed very determined that we would

arrival. The Huma police must have coordinated with a peacekeeping force that was having

of relief, and an overwhelming sense of surprise coursed through my entire being. I gazed at Steven with profound emotion, tears welling up in my

absolutely terrified just a moment ago."

fooled you. The longest time he's able to hold his breath underwater is 16 minutes, and that's without much professional training."

stared at Steven in utter disbelief. The Guinness World Record for holding one's breath underwater was 20 minutes. Steven could hold his breath for an impressive 16 minutes. No wonder he seemed so

me," I said, placing the lifebuoy on his head in