A Touch of Sweetness novel (Finnick and Vivian) novel Chapter 2796

Joan turned to look out the window, ignoring the man beside her.

Filled with fear, he roared at her. "Do you still want to live?"

He was restless, but Joan remained silent as though she couldn't hear him. She knew that if something were to happen to her, Larry would never spare this man.

Finally, the car stopped because there was no way forward anymore.

The man was mortified when he saw nothing but water in front of him. He instantly dragged Joan out of the car and held her in an iron grip. Larry, Caspian, and the rest caught up soon after.

"Let her go!" Larry roared increasingly getting impatient.

"Stay right there!" The man kept retreating, looking as though he was about to plunge into the sea. Left without a choice, Larry finally stopped moving forward.

"Don't force my hand!" The man was at his wits' end. He merely wanted to make a fortune and never expected things to escalate to this point.

"Stay still! It's too dangerous!" Larry extended his right hand and cautioned loudly, but at that moment, the man seemed to be a prisoner of his own mind as he drowned in remorse and despair.

At last, both of them fell into the sea with a loud splash.

"Joan!" Larry made a mad dash forward with terror gripping his heart. His men immediately flew into action jumping into the sea one after

another to look for Joan.

You can't die, Joan! You can't! Larry swam in the sea in search of her with tears rolling down his cheeks. It had been so many years since he shed a tear.

There was still no trace of Joan even after a long time.

"Larry, you can't swim any further!" Caspian shouted while holding him back. Before them was the middle of the sea, which was extremely dangerous. There was probably no hope of surviving if a person swam out there alone.

Larry abruptly slapped Caspian and growled, "Don't stop me! I need to find Joan!"

Caspian became frantic and wrapped his arms tightly around Larry, allowing the latter to curse and hit him as much as he wanted. Gradually, the