My Heart only Beats for You (Natalie Godfrey) novel Chapter 1781

Tremaine was the one piloting the helicopter.

"You... you're not dead!" Yesseca stammered out.

Tremaine turned back.

His face was covered in dust and had streaks of blood over it. He looked especially dishevelled, but it made him look oddly handsome.

Tremaine said coldly, "You're the one who's dead."

Yesseca was speechless.

She sat up.

Scenes flickered through her mind.

At her and Kyi in's wedding, Tremaine had stormed in with a gun. It was then followed by that terrifying explosion, turning a wedding into a scene from hell.

Yesseca's face blanched.

She said in a trembling voice, "Where's Selina? And Kyi in and everyone else?"

She sounded like she was about to cry.

Tremaine's irritation grew.

His voice became even frostier. "Yesseca Cowell, focus on keeping yourself alive for now, instead of worrying about others!"

They were still in danger!

Fortunately, he had reacted quickly enough to jump before the bomb exploded.

He'd found Yesseca unconscious on the ground after landing.

Bombs were still exploding left, right and centre.

Tremaine could see that the people behind this would only stop when he was dead. They were not worried about collateral damage whatsoever.

He immediately pulled Yesseca onto his back and ran, spotting a helicopter in the distance.

It had probably been commissioned to record the wedding from the air. Tremaine instantly got into the helicopter so that he could fly them to Nashaland. Otherwise, it was highly likely that they would die there.

"No, I want to get out. I need to find them!" Yesseca shouted.

She could not be so selfish and only think of herself!

Yesseca's words gave Tremaine a headache.

"You idiot." Tremaine stopped before he could finish his words.

His gaze changed.

He saw a few helicopters chasing them from behind.

"Sh*t!" he swore.

He did not think that they would still be after him.

Five minutes later, Tremaine knew that he could not outrun them.

They were using military helicopters while he was in a regular one. There was no way he could get away.

Tremaine looked down.

They were flying above the ocean.

Tremaine said to Yesseca, "Can you swim?"

Yesseca was taken aback.

"Tell me, do you know how to swim?" Tremaine almost shouted, his voice carrying an obvious urgency.

Yesseca realized the gravity of this matter.

She said, "Yes, I can swim well."

When she was younger, she'd been rather weak, though not yet to the point of being hospitalised.

Yesseca's mother had heard that swimming could strengthen her body, so she often took Yesseca swimming.

Yesseca realized that she had an aptitude for swimming.

Although she did not swim very frequently as an adult, the basics had been deeply drilled into her.

Tremaine breathed a sigh of relief when he heard Yesseca say that.

This was good news.