She Accepted Divorce, He Panicked by Nyx Rai

Chapter 110

Roseanne tilted her head, trying to paint a picture with her barren imagination. However, she felt a noticeable drop in her anxiety levels

fter hearing her instructor's words.

By the afternoon, when the sun was high and the air felt a tad warmer, it was time to hit the water

Diving suits came in two styles, including the two-piece and one-piece, and one could pick whatever suited his fancy. Ever the fashionista, Loda went for a stylish two-piece, while Roseanne opted for a slightly more modest one-piece. Even so, when they stepped out of the changing room, they caught quite a few admiring glances, and someone whistled in their direction.

Before they jumped in, the instructor suggested they get acclimated to the water's temperature first.

"Once you're in, try not to tense up too much. I'll guide you to the diving area myself," he said. "Our rescue team is nearby. If anything happens, signal for help, and they'll be there in a heartbeat."

"Okay," Roseanne said, her eyes sparkling with anticipation."

of your lives," the instructor said with a smile

when it was time to get in the water, Roseanne's nerves

thumbing toward herself as if to say, "With me by your side,

deep breath, she followed suit. As she sank deeper, the light began to blur, and

and the pressure from the water flow

instructor gestured that they had descended about fifty

to immerse herself in the surrounding world. Fish swam by, darting past her on both sides. A translucent jellyfish floated before her eyes, pulsating open and closing like a tiny umbrella repeatedly unfurled and

contract into a ball no bigger than a fist before it vanished from sight. She chuckled to herself, her nervousness evaporating as she

Leda turned back and saw Roseanne pausing to watch the fish, her eyes lit with curiosity. She tried to grasp something but only watched the

and took her hand, leading her

a vibrant, dazzling coral reef emerge from the murky waters,

of rocks and corals in

deep blue.

tropical fish, whose names she didn't know, zipped through