When She Rose From the Ashes

Chapter 383 A Message to the Sea

Chapter 383 A Message to the Sea

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“I didn’t expect you to be bold enough to hurt someone” Beth said coldly. “I know you’re not happy about this, but we don’t have much time. Kasen could walk in at any moment. If he finds Sam dead here, neither of us will make it out alive. Sending a message might be your only chance of rescue. But whoever comes has to reach the ship before the auction begins- and they’ll need a lot of money. These auctions don’t come cheap.”

At the mention of the high seas, Natálie froze.

Out here, there was no law.

Someone connected to Sharon, someone who knew her–her mind immediately went to Jensen.

But the last time she saw him, Jensen had been badly injured and lying in a hospital bed. She didn’t know if Baron had found the Witch Doctor to treat him, or even if he was awake yet.

Could she really gamble her life on Jensen?

If she sent the message to Baron instead, Beth’s plan to frame Sam for running away with Sharon would fall apart. After all, Baron was her husband in name, but he had nothing to do with Sharon.

The choice twisted her gut.

Beth saw her hesitation and snapped, “Natalie, there’s no time!“.

“Fine. I’ll give you a number. He’s Sharon’s ex–husband–Jensen, the CEO of Luke Corp. If anyone can come to this auction, it’s him.”

Natalie had no choice left. She could only gamble.

eyes lit with approval. “Give me

Jensen’s

searched Sam’s body and quickly pulled out her phone. She typed out

ship in international waters. She says she knows where Natalie is. If you want to know, bring money to the

showed it

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And Natalie understood.

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bad blood between Sharon and herself, and the people running this operation surely knew it. If the

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phone. Then she said in a low voice, “I’ll throw Sam and Sharon into the sea. Sam’s already dead–down there, she’s just fish food. As for Sharon, I can see she’s no good. She gave

to shoulder too much of this filth. Sam’s death had been unavoidable. Sharon’s fate–well, this was the most merciful ending she could

knew that in the vast ocean Sharon’s chance of survival was almost nothing, she kept that to

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in every cabin the same?” Natalie asked

her a puzzled look.

and I’ll swap

“I can handle it.”

pulled a tiny porcelain vial from her pocket

this into the air. In less than ten seconds,

Natalie’s chest tightened.