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Nina's decision to bite her was a desperate move, hoping to make Stella back off. With Nina positioned at the shore's edge, she plunged straight into the sea when Stella shook her off.

She refused to accept such a fate for herself. Even if she were to die, she would not go down alone. In the moment Stella shook her off, Nina swiftly grabbed onto Stella's other hand, and they both fell into the ocean together.

With a loud splash, waves erupted around them. Both women struggled in the water, Stella unable to swim, shouting for help. The wind was strong today, causing the waves to surge dangerously high.

Nina, though adept at swimming, found herself battling the strong currents. No matter how hard she tried, it seemed like they were drifting farther from the shore.

Panic set in. She could not bear the thought of dying, especially with her unborn child at risk.

She pushed forward with all her strength, her arms growing heavy with fatigue. But as she looked back at the endless expanse of sea, she felt a growing sense of fear.

Gradually, she found herself unable to swim any further. She swallowed mouthfuls of seawater, feeling herself losing the battle to stay afloat.

In that moment, her mind raced with thoughts of her child, her parents, and Nash.

She had not fulfilled her duties to them.

not

not even safely brought

not have to endure loving someone who did not love her back. Exhaustion weighed heavily on her,

"There's someone over there!"

hurry, pull

don't fall asleep, wake

voices jolted Nina awake. She struggled to open her eyes and saw a fishing boat nearby, its crew desperately throwing her a rope. Nina looked at the rope in front of her and immediately grabbed it. But she had

seawater. A group of people

a woman asked, concern etched on

returned, and she shook her head weakly.

was enough

did you end up in the water? The waves were fierce today. You have to be extra careful. Luckily, our boat was nearby. You wouldn't have been so lucky next time. We're heading to shore. Let me take you to

water, feeling warmth return to her