Chapter 89

The younger man let out a sneer and asked his older companion, "Should we finish her off first before tossing her in? She's making too much noise." The older man frowned. "We need to make it look like she accidentally fell in. Don't leave too many traces." The younger man shot Nina a sharp glare. In response, Nina rolled her eyes and pretended to faint from fear. "Well, that's better—finally some peace," the younger man remarked. The older man nodded, his hands loosening slightly as he worked. He intended to tie the knots more securely to prevent any accidents, but since Nina had passed out, there was no need to be too careful—the weight would do the job just fine. After haphazardly securing the ropes, the two men heaved together. With a loud splash, Nina hit the water, sinking beneath the surface along with the weight. Waves crashed against the rocky shoreline, their echoes filling the air. The two men watched as Nina disappeared beneath the water and finally relaxed after seein