Win My Forsaken Ex-wife Back (Charlotte and Arthur)

Win My Forsaken Ex–Wife Back

Chapter 425 A Death Warrant

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Jacob stared at the screen in shock, and his eyes widened. “Mr. Harrison, Mrs. Harrison is at sea!”

The container swayed up and down as Charlotte finally cut the ropes with broken glass. Her wrist was scraped, and blood trickled out, but she didn’t have time to care.

The seawater had risen above her knees. She struggled to reach the door and tried everything to open it.

If she could open the door, she’d have a fifty percent chance of surviving. But if she couldn’t, there was no chance at all. She’d have to watch herself drown.

The door seemed to have been locked from the outside. Exhausted, she leaned against it, the salty, cold seawater rising steadily. Soon, she started to have difficulty breathing.

In the dark container, she experienced an overwhelming sense of despair like never before.

“Am I really going to die here?” she murmured.

She didn’t know how much time had passed, but the water had risen to her chest. She stood with great effort, supporting her body, her face full of helplessness.

Then, the container rocked violently again. She lost her balance

Chapter 425 A Death Warrant

the water, Instinctively, she held her breath, her body soaked in

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her back, staring up

in Charlotte’s

was coming to

the shaking stopped. After a moment, it crashed to

flowing

door, some of

body, moving to the side of the container, desperately gripping the sharp edges of the wall.

water would rush out, and she would be swept along with it, risking injury. She couldn’t let herself be carried out

the gap grew wider, and the water rushed through. Soon, the

“Damn it!”

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echoed from the doorway. It was likely the sound

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swept away by the current. But fortunately, the water in the container quickly drained away, and

impossible for her to open her eyes. She lifted her hand to shield her

I’ll

at the door spoke, wearing a hat and a mask, making it impossible to see his face. He held out a contract and looked at

heart, which had just relaxed, tightened

weren’t here to