When There Is Nothing Left But Love

When There Is Nothing Left But Love Chapter 741

Now that no one was around to talk to me, the pin-drop silence in the pit intensified the crippling terror within me.

The boggy soil reminded me of the night I had the miscarriage. My body couldn’t help trembling like a leaf.

I couldn’t afford to let fear overtake me, or else I would probably kick the bucket here. There were so many things left undone. I had yet to raise Summer up and achieve my dreams.

“Scarlett, can you hear me? I found some branches. Be careful, I’m dropping them now.” Laurel’s voice came from the opening of the pit.

“Okay, do it,” I replied.

In the next second, some branches fell from above, and she asked, “Scarlett, why did you ask for the branches?”

I felt for the branches on the ground. Holding it in my hand, I knocked against the ground and found that soil around me was pretty solid.

I took a few steps forward hesitantly. “I’m using them to check my surrounding, because I’m afraid that I might fall into another deeper pit.”

“I see, you’re really smart. Hold on, I’m going to find a vine now.”

Then, I could no longer hear her voice. I continued to scan my surrounding with the branch in my hand. After a few steps, I noticed that something was wrong. The soil beneath my feet was too marshy. To my dismay, I found myself sinking gradually.

in a cold sweat. At once, I knew that I had stepped into

raised my head and

and rushed over

down, I felt a little despondent. “I think I accidentally stepped

shrieked all of a sudden. “What should we do

my body sank gradually into the bottomless

sweat it, Laurel. Quickly look for a vine or seek help. I can still hang on for a little longer. Don’t panic!” Trying my very best to

branch, I poked the ground around the swamp. Sure enough, the soil was much harder. Breathing a sigh of relief, I got on my hands and knees to reduce the

I would

of deafening thunder roared, following by the sound of raindrops pitter-pattered on the

climb out of here. Once the rain became heavier, water would accumulate in the pit, and

What should we do now? Why is

pit, Laurel paced up and down in distress. Yet, she had no idea

slowly flowed into the swamp, making

I could only take a gamble now. It would be just my luck if the ground in front of me was still swampy. If it wasn’t,

deep breath, I clenched my fists. With all my might, I leaped out of

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