Chapter 32

Giselle let out a heart-wrenching scream, but the car had already plunged. Even the best driving skills were useless now. With a loud splash, the heavy vehicle crashed into the water, sending waves into the air. The violent impact made Giselle's vision spin uncontrollably, her heart felt like it was about to explode, and her mind went blank. As the water started to fill the car and it began to sink, she quickly unbuckled her seatbelt and attempted to open the door. However, the water rushed in too quickly, and the immense pressure from outside made it impossible to move the door. She swiftly understood the sheer horror of her predicament. This was a body of water akin to a reservoir, with depths that seemed unfathomable. At night, it was completely dark, with no signs of people, vehicles, or even shadows on the road. The hit-and-run car that had forced her into the water had vanished. This was undoubtedly an intentional act of murder. In this dire situation, calling for help was