Beyond the Divorce

Chapter 532 Pushed Into the Waters I instinctively screamed as I fell. It felt like a scene from a recurring nightmare, where darkness consumed me.

With a loud splash, I instantly felt suffocated. I was swallowed whole by icy seawater, with no way out.

I didn't know how to swim. I thrashed desperately, but my body continued its descent.

Then, a powerful arm wrapped tightly around me, pushing me upward.

Amid the prolonged darkness and silence, I thought someone was calling my name.

"Chloe..."

"Chlo!" When I woke up, I was in Atlas's arms, and his face was filled with worry.

Seeing me move, he asked urgently, ""Chlo, how do you feel? Is anything hurting?" "Cold..." My lips trembled. I clung tightly to him, shivering from the seawater's coldness.

Atlas tightened the coat around me, lifting me gently. He then instructed someone nearby, "Get a doctor to the room!" He carried me past the crowd up to our room.

Once inside, he quickly undressed me and rinsed me with warm water. He settled me on the bed, wrapping me in

my eyes, and I nodded. "Much better!" He held me close, planting a kiss on my forehead. "I'm so sorry. I should've been

time," he told me in a soft voice, but his eyes showed a storm

a sharp pain in my head all of a sudden. I instinctively cradled my head,

let out a

me tightly. "Chlo,

I sat up and

a good look at her face, but I'm sure

at the door. Atlas quickly dressed me in pajamas and went to answer it. [twas a doctor from the

informed us that I had extensive bruising around my waist. must have hit the railing before falling. Thankfully, my lungs were cleared of seawater, and I didn't have other injuries.

began a covert

our room. Alongside Ivanna, they took charge of looking after me while

and inquired, "How did you know I fell?" Tears glistened in her eyes. "Don't even mention it. I was waiting for you on the third floor. When I was about to climb the deck, I saw a figure fall, screaming loudly. I ran to the railing and looked down. That's when I saw you hit the water." As she recounted, she

was you at first, so shouted, 'Someone fell into the