Chapter 935: Chapter 935 The Fourth Ti_1 Chapter 935: Chapter 935 The Fourth Ti_1 It hurt too much.
Purple Sumrs gasped in pain, her vision clouded over and darkened, while her ears buzzed chaotically.
She heard Laura Sumrs cry out, followed by a sharp slap, and then all sounds abruptly ceased.
Laura Sumrs had been fiercely slapped by Nathaniel Sumrs, leaving her stunned.
“Go downstairs and attend to the guests,” Nathaniel commanded.
His voice was as gloomy as the weather that day, heavy with an oppressive haze, suffocating to the extre.
Laura Sumrs never dared to defy him; with tears streaming down her face, she stumbled and fled.
The door was closed and locked from the outside.
Nathaniel Sumrs advanced towards Purple Sumrs, step by step.
Purple Sumrs’s injuries were not fatal; she couldn’t die in an instant. She lay on her side on the floor, panting, feeling like a fish on a chopping board.
She thought: Is he going to kill ? Has the pain I caused him accumulated to the point where only my death could quench his hatred?
Her thoughts drifted, as unfocused as her blurred vision.
…Am I going to die?
She struggled to keep her consciousness and prevent herself from passing out.
But Nathaniel had already reached her, grabbed her neck, and forcefully lifted her upper body.
Purple Sumrs felt suffocated.
Her throat was constricted, she couldn’t breathe, blood stread from her wounds, and her body’s warmth was seeping away.
Nathaniel’s face ca closer to hers, almost touching her lips.
He didn’t kiss her but rely sniffed and murmured softly, “You’re so dirty.”
To Nathaniel, her body, having been touched by Alexander Sumrs, was incredibly filthy.
Purple Sumrs struggled, but having been shot, she didn’t have the strength in her hands to budge Nathaniel in the slightest.
She truly didn’t understand.
She didn’t understand why Nathaniel, who could have a loving wife in his arms, wanted to be a murderer? He wanted to kill May Francis, and he wanted to kill her too!
“Do you think by switching bodies, you can ignore our marriage?” Nathaniel lifted her up, whispering close to her ear, “Suzanne Saunders, don’t think you can get rid of . Either you live as mine or die… You really should die, wouldn’t it be better for to always miss you? Why were you with him…”
Had Nathaniel gone mad?
Purple Sumrs’s mind was muddled. She fought desperately but felt her body sinking lower and then a cold rush filled her mouth and nose! Nathaniel had pushed her head into the bathtub!
She was terrified inside, pushing against the tub’s edges with both hands, trying desperately to lift herself up, her body shaking with pain and suffocating tornt.
But Nathaniel seed crazed, pressing down her head with an iron grip!
“Die,” he said harshly. “Just like last ti, drown in the water! Will you be able to co back to life this ti? In whose body will you wake up? … Maybe it’s better if you die, turn into a ghost, and I will keep you!”
As he said this, he pressed her even harder into the water, causing the waves to spill over the sides of the tub, mingling with the blood that trickled onto the floor.
Purple Sumrs’s consciousness began to dissipate.
She didn’t want to die.
The only thought in her mind.
When she was pushed off the boat before, she lanted the end of her promising life to the cruel hands of death.
But now, her heart was filled with sorrow and regret! Because she hadn’t yet been properly with Alexander Sumrs, she hadn’t given herself to him!
It was indeed laughable; facing a life-and-death crisis, her thoughts were on such vulgarity—simple human desires. Alexander had longed for her for so many years, and she truly regretted not being mundane with him just this once…
She didn’t want to die, she really didn’t want to die…
Suddenly the pressure on her head eased, she faintly heard Tiny’s piercing screams, followed by the chaos of gunfire.
Purple Sumrs’s mind was like mud, her thoughts slow.
She wanted to shout for help, wanted to stop Nathaniel from shooting at Tiny, but in the end, she did nothing.
Her consciousness sank into that dark abyss, and she lost all sensations.
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