The lust of My Husband (Juliana and Benson) novel Chapter 168

But even so, Benson did not let go.

Juliana was anxious watching. She gritted her teeth and pulled Benson hard, "Jump!"

With a clang.

The stick missed and hit the road.

The man in the helmet stood at the edge, looking down at the river with only splashes and swirls.

At that moment, the sound of a horn sounded behind him and it came in his way.

The man got on his motorbike and disappeared into the night at speed.

Juliana and Benson fell into the water, but Benson still did not let go.

Juliana's other hand had no strength and she was unable to swim at this moment, her body sinking downward.

She tried to calm down, not to let herself fall into the panic of drowning, and used first aid methods to relax and kick her feet up.

In this way, she was able to quickly float up.

Benson switched to one side to hold Juliana.

The two of them quickly floated out of the water.

Juliana raised her hand and wiped her face as she looked out into the night, the water shimmering and no riverbank to be seen.

They were presumably in the middle of the river now.

Juliana said, "Benson, swim to the bank first, and then call a rescue for me."

She was now a burden. If Benson carried her, neither of them would be able to swim to shore.

Benson held her and wouldn't let go, "Instead of talking nonsense, you should save your strength for swimming."

Juliana frowned, "That's the best way."

They didn't know how far they were from the bank and it would only be more dangerous to take her with him now.

And Juliana was also afraid that the person who had planned the crash tonight would sail a boat and wait for them here in the river to attack them.

Benson still did not let go, "If I run out of oxygen later, you will give me artificial respiration."

Juliana did not answer.

Benson was stubborn and no one could make him change his decision.

With such injuries and the distance from the shore, it was too difficult for them to swim to the bank and save themselves.

"Mr. Leach."

As soon as they got to the bank, Channing, who was already waiting there, handed them trench coats.

Channing had been going to sleep when he suddenly got a call. He was startled and set off in a hurry.

Benson took the trench coat, put it on Juliana, and then picked her up, "Stay behind to deal with this matter. I want to know the results at dawn."

Channing answered in a deep voice, "Yes!"

Juliana looked up at Benson, his face was horribly pale with a wound on his forehead that was bleeding and half of his face was covered in blood.

Juliana looked distressed, "Benson, put me down. I'll walk by myself."

She was only hurt in the arm, not the foot.

And he was hurt worse than she was.

Benson looked down at her unwrapped neckline and spoke dominantly, "Only I can watch my girl."