Second Chance At Love by Iris Mignon

Chapter 19

During this deep winter season, even young adults struggled to endure the icy waters, let alone an old lady over eighty years old,

Sophia untied the scarf around her neck without a second thought, preparing to plunge into the freezing lake. She understood the potential consequences of her actions. Her unborn child would likely not survive, and she might even risk her own life. Yet, in that moment, such concerns faded into insignificance.

Sophia was keenly aware of Alison’s unwavering affection for her, as she hall always been cherished and esteemed. Four years ago, Alison had granted Sophia’s deepest wish by orchestrating her marriage to Jason. Despite the subsequent heartbreak that arose from her relationship with Jason, it couldn’t diminish Alison’s profound love for Sophia.

“Mrs. Wilson, the water is cold, and you can’t swim. Let’s call the bodyguards over instead,” said Eve. She suddenly reached out and grabbed Sophia, pulling her away from the lake.

With tears welling in her eyes, Sophia stared intensely at Alison, who was struggling in the water. She tried to break free from Eve’s grip. “Let me go!“.

Eve remained silent, her grip unyielding as she held onto Sophia tightly, her eyes locked on the artificial lake’s churning waves, stirred by the struggles of those who had fallen in.

The lake was about thirteen feet deep, and the water was already above their heads. It wouldn’t be long before it claimed Alison’s life. When that happened, Eve knew she would be halfway done with her job.

Sophia struggled in vain against Eve’s grasp, her voice choked with tears as she pleaded, “Eve, Grandma did nothing wrong. It’s all my fault. Would you let me die instead of her?”

Ada’s care quickly extinguished any budding sympathy. She

like her own

After a brief moment of blankness, she suddenly realized Eve

treated

she could finish, Eve suddenly raised her voice and interrupted, “Sophia

caught sight of

causing her skin to sting. Sophia’s blurred vision slowly sharpened

a terrifying side of him. Even when Alison interfered in his relationship with Ada, causing their breakup, he never displayed such intense rage. Ada’s warning echoed in her

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to defend herself, propelled by an instinctive desire for Teu/vival buried deep within

she could utter another word, Eve, who stood beside her, seized the opportunity. She rushed to

with a thud. “Mr. Wilson, please, you must quickly rescue your grandmother. She was pushed into the water