Surprised Wife With Twins

Chapter 1425: Hand Her Over to Dr. Watson "Monica! Monica!"

He finally carried her to the shore, but her eyes were tightly closed, as if she had lost consciousness, and her soaked body no longer trembled. The pier had a large awning, and the rain grew heavier, pattering noisily on it.

Tristan had her lay flat and called, "Monica! Wake up!" He knelt down, cradling her head to one side, and reached his fingers into her mouth to help clear any water or debris from her nose and mouth. "Monica, Monica..." He anxiously called her name while continuing his resuscitation efforts, "Wake up, can you hear me?"

Tristan's men dragged Daphne Wells towards them. Daphne stared incredulously at the unresponsive Monica lying on the ground. She struggled to break free, refusing to follow them, "Let go of me!"

As Tristan continued to resuscitate Monica, he glanced at Daphne Wells. His deep cold eyes showed a hint of hidden cruelty, which made Daphne shudder in fear. Then Tristan withdrew his gaze and called again, "Monica, Monica, wake up."

Daphne seized the opportunity to escape! She even bit the man's wrist! "Ah-!" Tristan's man howled in pain but didn't let go, "Damn woman!" Slap-!

face, leaving a bloody cut on her mouth corner. Daphne continued to

man then kicked her in the abdomen and punched her hard in the chest, "Stay still!" Daphne felt dizzy from the

giving Monica artificial respiration. His thin lips touched hers, marking

must be said that Tristan was quite professional in saving lives. He had saved many people during his years abroad. With artificial respiration

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Wells over and kicked her legs, forcing her to kneel before Monica. She stubbornly tried to stand but was completely restrained by

the first face she saw was a familiar one — his handsome features and gentle, deep gaze. Their

awake," Tristan breathed a sigh of relief, his smile

his soaked body, Monica recalled the moment he embraced her

picked her up from

on the ground. Monica stared coldly at her,