No Chance of Remarriage: Get Lost

Elisa observed the struggle in the man’s eyes, confirming his desire to live.

She suggested, “We’re alone here. You can tell me whatever you want. I’ll ask the police to leave so we can both relax a bit, alright?”

The man remained silent, likely waiting for instructions over the phone.

Downstairs, the woman holding the umbrella glanced up, a slight smirk playing at the corners of her mouth.

Her thin lips parted slightly as she instructed, “Agree to her request,”

And so, the jumper stared at Elisa with apprehension, then nodded in agreement.

On the phone, Gareth heard Elisa’s decision and shouted emotionally, “Don’t do it!”

He anticipated Elisa’s plan. She would use this opportunity to get closer to the man under the guise of making conversation easier.

However, that wasn’t her true intention.

find an opportunity to pull the man to safety. It was

was a high chance that Elisa herself could be pulled down instead.

take that risk, nor

even if she

full of ideas, and once she set her

somewhat agitated, cradled his head in his hands, straining to listen more carefully to the situation

and the

the person contemplating suicide ordered, pointing at the surrounding police officers, “All of you, leave! I

was

it raining, but the wind was also howling on the

the trembling could also be due to

hundred meters high, even those who weren’t afraid of heights couldn’t help but

threatening to commit suicide. All the police. officers, including those preparing

Only Elisa remained.

the police could only retreat to the

an old policeman was about to leave, he patted Elisa’s shoulder. There were many

Ernest Cordova, who was in charge of security in that area. The two often met in public places and in serious