Never Too Far Novel

Over a dozen bodyguards jumped into the sea, desperately searching for the missing person. Despite the uncertain fate, they were determined to locate Jasper.

At that moment, Sasha and her family watched everything unfold from a distance. Then, she turned to her husband and son, saying, “You both need to leave this city immediately and never return.”

“What about you, Mom?”

“I’m responsible for Miss Presgrave’s beloved’s death. It would be shameful to keep on living.” She hadn’t expected that the man Willow loved the most would be the one to die. Nonetheless, she was grateful that Willow survived; otherwise, her guilt would have been overwhelming.

“Mom, what do you mean?” her son asked.

“Come home with us, honey.”

Sasha shook her head and walked to the nearby rocks. After one last glance at her son and husband, she jumped into the sea.

“Mom…”

Although a group of bodyguards searched for Jasper nearby, nobody noticed Sasha jumping into the sea. The rough waves made it nearly impossible to spot her, and since she had a determined intent to end her life, she didn’t put up a fight and let herself sink beneath the water.

However, her husband and son didn’t dare to jump in to save her, as doing so from that height was almost certain death.

wanted to jump several times but was

go, son. You

surface and was soon swallowed

to search for survivors after the explosion caused chaos in the turbulent sea. He spotted a figure in the distance and swam toward it, hoping it was Jasper. Unfortunately, it turned out to be

finding Jasper alive. Finally, a bodyguard shouted, and Sirius swam in that direction, finding

Jasper’s breathing and said, “He’s still breathing. We need to get him

pull an unconscious Jasper to the nearby beach. He performed CPR to expel the seawater from his chest. Jasper coughed up a few mouthfuls, his face pallid,

face and urged, “Jasper,

transported Jasper to the car as they sped toward the nearest hospital. However, the hospital was still half an hour away.

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Josper’s foce ond urged, “Josper,

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