No Chance of Remarriage Get Lost (Elisa) novel Chapter 1869

Chapter 1869 Demise

Back on the ship, hidden within the shadows, Rochelle was taken aback, witnessing Gareth's leap into the water.

Driven by an instinct to rescue, she swiftly tossed a lifebuoy into the waves.

The buoy was attached to a rope, giving Rochelle the means to haul Gareth back aboard if she reeled in the line.

Yet, Gareth was on a mission to save Elisa. He secured the lifebuoy around her just as cramps seized her unexpectedly.

Taking in the situation, Rochelle paused for a moment. She recalled Paul mentioning Elisa was a seasoned swimmer, so the plan wasn't to drown her.

Although, there was a part of her that wouldn't have minded if Elisa ended up drowned. Still, Rochelle's intention was to ensure Elisa's survival – not out of concern but to give her a taste of humiliation and a much-needed life lesson.

But then, out of the blue, Elisa was hit by a sudden cramp, giving the appearance that she was struggling to stay afloat.

Rochelle couldn't help but find the situation somewhat amusing, entertaining the thought that fate might be playing a hand in her favor.

Of course, it was precisely then that Gareth chose to intervene.

"Pull!"

Gareth clung to the lifebuoy, hollering towards the ship, his voice a plea for anyone to hear and rescue them.

Amidst all this, Rochelle was caught in a swirl of emotions, torn between conflicting thoughts and decisions.

The commotion had attracted a crowd from all corners of the ship.

As the approaching steps grew louder, the urge for vengeance became all-consuming. Consequences be damned, Rochelle was fixed on making Elisa suffer, no matter what.

She deliberately loosened her grip on the rope, allowing it to slip through her fingers.

The ship distanced itself, carrying Gareth's figure into the horizon.

Rochelle didn't linger; there was no room to relish her vengeful satisfaction.

She swiftly found a hiding spot, fading into the shadows again.

Bella was the first to reach the scene, noticing Elisa's struggle in the water. Her instinctive response was to dive in and help.