Chapter 512 Saved

I was frozen in shock as Lucas leaped into the wild currents. The river was a raging beast, and here he was, diving in to save someone with their hands bound. It seemed impossible for anyone to make it to shore alone, let alone with a rescue in mind. Even the best swimmer had slim chances of making it out alive. His dive felt like a heroic but fatal choice. I had no time to ponder. The river's fierce grip pulled me under swiftly. Water filled my mouth relentlessly, and I fought to spit it out, but it was a losing battle. The water forced its way down my throat, whether I liked it or not. I was like a vessel plunged into the depths, quickly filled to the brim, water invading my mouth, nose, ears—everywhere. The intense pressure made my insides ache, and I could feel myself slipping away, my body sinking deeper, drifting with the current. Through the haze, I saw Idris—or was it Lucas? Somehow, over time, Lucas had started to remind me of Idris. They both favored black suits and sport