Suddenly There Are Three (Bailey and Artemis) novel Chapter 988

Chapter 988 A Calculated Move

Artemis was leaning against a willow tree by the artificial lake, lost in thought, when he suddenly heard footsteps behind him. Instinctively, he turned around to look.

In sight, a slender figure was approaching his way.

It was already dusk, and the afterglow of the sunset spilled from the sky, bathing the entire world in a blanket of colorful light.

He initially thought it was Bailey, but upon seeing the newcomer's face clearly, he instinctively furrowed his brows.

If it were someone else, he might have responded with a cold stare, directly chiding them to leave.

However, that woman was Blaze. She was capable of whisking Cameron away and stopping that guy from pestering his wife relentlessly.

Based on that alone, he would change his indifference toward her and treat her kindly.

“Ms. Blaze, did you need something from me?”

The other party didn't respond to him.

Upon closer inspection, one could see her eyes were vacant, staring blankly into the void ahead, her gaze unable to find any point of focus.

What's going on with her?

Sleepwalking?

Or is she hallucinating?

In a moment of distraction, the woman in his line of sight had already reached the edge of the lake.

Suddenly, she lost control of her emotions. “Kurt, don't touch me. Don't you dare touch me. I'd rather die than let you humiliate me again.”

After she finished speaking, she leaped forward, plunging into the lake with a splash.

It was clear that this woman couldn't swim. As soon as she hit the water, she began to struggle violently.

It was almost mealtime at that moment, and the housekeepers were all busy with their tasks, so there was hardly a soul to be seen by the artificial lake.

Artemis found himself in a dilemma—should he jump into the lake to save her or not?

Cameron was poisoned in the process of saving Bailey. To remove the poison from Cameron's body, Blaze was willing to sacrifice herself, negotiate with Kurt, and end up being severely injured.

In the end, he and Bailey should bear the responsibility.

If he were to watch Blaze die today with his own eyes, even Bailey would never forgive him afterward, let alone Cameron.

After weighing the pros and cons, Artemis saw that the woman in the water had completely submerged. He dared not delay any longer and plunged straight into the water.

Eunice certainly knew how to swim, but she didn't show it.

She jumped into the lake just to force Artemis to come and rescue her. If she were to swim up by herself, then what was the point of all this fuss?

She knew that under normal circumstances, this man wouldn't let any woman other than Bailey get close to him. If she wanted to get closer to him, she knew she had to be cunning.

As she watched her entire body submerge into the water, the man on the shore remained indifferent. Despite her outward calm, she was in turmoil inside, debating whether or not to get herself out.

After choking on several mouthfuls of lake water, she even began to muster her strength, ready to break through the surface.

Before she could make a move, a sound echoed in her ears, followed by a massive splash exploding around her.

Her vision was blurry, but she could still make out a slender figure swiftly swimming toward her.

When she arrived at the artificial lake, she carefully observed her surroundings. There was no one around.

She figured the one who could dive in such a short time must be Artemis.

He had come to rescue her.

The man she had admired for many years had really come to rescue her.

A tremendous joy filled Eunice's entire being, so much so that she didn't even bother to pretend she couldn't swim anymore. Instead, she used the buoyancy to propel herself forward.

“Cameron, save me. Save me.”

As she cried, she threw herself into Artemis' arms.

A shadowy glint flashed in Artemis' eyes as he instinctively wanted to shake her off.

Yet, when he saw her talking while choking on water, her eyes rolling back in her head, he couldn't help but curse. Then, wrapping his arm around her waist, he shot out of the lake.

As the air rushed into her respiratory system, it gradually relieved the oppressive feeling in her abdomen.