After Rejection Divorced Luna Becomes A Famous Doctor (Hailey and Dominic) novel Chapter 249

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CHAPTER HUNDRED-EIGHTYNINE

HAILEY

Liam was having

looking for

himself

He

Us.

me, and I was enjoying myself. My son had a lot of energy, and I was always it. I had found a stash of small sticks and twigs, and Liam had taken it upc s best stick stick boat.

ng to himself as he carefully ar

t to just admire him, and the fe

as being watched.

around, my gaze searching the

the birds chirping in the branch

it’s a sixth sense, I thought

trying to kill me. Maybe

hought made me s

masterpiece.

s starting to g

m,” I said

e sticks on top of the boat, his eyes

at feeling that had been creeping up on n

no one there. Just the breeze rustling through

ep getting the feeling like someone is watching m

Something, or someone, out there. Maybe it’s the per

ing me this whole time.

y moved closer to Liam. He was oblivious, still focused o

e guards were getting antsy too. We couldn’t stay here foreve

ck now.”

please,” he begged, his eyes wide and pleading.

nted. I felt bad that he was finally having fun, and I wanted to just ruin h

voice filled with awe. “It’s flying!”

my heart dropped into my stomach. The boat was floating towards the edge of

off the side.

his face a picture of disappointment. “Mommy, the boat is lost

reassured him. “We’ll find another one.”

her one,” he said, his lower lip quivering “I want that one.

aid, trying to comfort him.

1. “I’ll go get it

ter, his clothes and

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“Mommy, the boat!” he cried, reaching out for it.

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“Don’t worry about the boat, sweetie, just come to me,” I said, trying to keep my voice calm and level.

“I’m gonna get it,” he insisted, his eyes locked on the elusive boat.

“No, Liam, don’t-”

Before I could stop him, Liam lunged for the boat, his fingers closing around the plastic toy. As he reached for it, his foot caught on a rock, sending him tumbling deeper into the water. His head went under, and the

current started to carry him away.

“Liam!” I screamed, trying to get into the water but I was immediately stopped by the guards.

“Please, stay here. We’ve got this!” He jumped into the water, the splash nearly knocking me over. The other guard pulled me out of the water, his arms strong and firm around me.

“Let me go,” I cried, struggling against his grip. “I need to help my son!”

The guards ignored my protests, and I watched in horror as Liam disappeared into the murky depths.

The second guard, swam after him, his arms and legs propelling him through the water with powerful strokes. I held my breath, praying that they would reach him in time.

After what felt like an eternity, they surfaced, their arms clutching Liam’s limp form.

“He’s not breathing,” he said, her voice tinged with panic. “Help me get him out of the water.”

My heart was racing, a cold fear gripping me. I couldn’t lose him. Not my son.

“Come on, baby,” the guard said, her voice strained. “Stay with me.”

She swam towards the bank, her body straining under the weight of the child in her arms. The other guard helped her out of the water, laying Liam’s limp body gently on the ground.

I started to run towards them, my heart in my throat.

“Liam!” I shouted, tears streaming down my cheeks.

“He’s not breathing,” the guard said, her voice breaking.

“Move aside,” the other guard ordered, his hands quickly moving to perform CPR.

I watched, helpless, as the guard administered CPR, the only sound the steady beating of his palms against Liam’s tiny chest.

“Please, baby, don’t leave me,” I sobbed, my body shaking with fear and grief.

He wasn’t waking up. The CPR wasn’t working. I could feel the panic rising, a cold, paralyzing fear that

threatened to consume me.

The other guard was on the phone, her voice urgent and rushed.

“I need an ambulance. Now. We have a child, not breathing.”

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