Her son was now the Haynes family's sole heir. Everything they owned belonged to her now.

Trudy cackled evilly at the thought.

Unbeknownst to her, Camila was still alive.

The spot where she leaped was very deep, which provided sufficient cushioning for the impact. Thankfully, she had been a good swimmer ever since she learned how to swim as a child.

Camila groaned quietly. She was in an unfamiliar place, and she desperately wanted to get to land, but she did not want to return to where she came from, afraid that Trudy had not left yet.

The sky had already begun to glow at this point.

It was then that a bright Light illuminated her body, and a voice said, “Someone is here.”

Camila's eyes widened. Was Trudy there?

Despite her best efforts, she was unable to outswim the boat and was forced to abandon her attempt at escape. Then, she heard Ryder's voice.

“Debora? Is that you?"

When he shone a light on Camila's face, he realized she was not Debora. Ryder shook his head, showing his mild disappointment.

Willie and his men had left after they had spent the night searching for Debora.

As much as Ryder searched, he could not find any sign of her anywhere, either.

It was highly unlikely that she had made it through this ordeal alive. The thought of it disheartened Ryder.

“What are you doing here?" Ryder asked.

Something was off. Neither the water nor the shoreline was appropriate for casual swimming. How did she even get down there?

Camila, her head exposed as she floated in the water, gazed up at

Ryder, who was on the ship. He had briefly confused her with Debora, which meant he was Looking for her.

According to Isaac, Debora went abroad, so why was Ryder searching for her in the ocean?

Someone approached Ryder and whispered, "That's Isaac's woman.” Recognition immediately glinted in Ryder’s eyes. Debora once told him that Isaac had a thing for a woman named Camila Haynes.

Was it her?

He turned to Camila with rage in his eyes as he reflected on the fact that Isaac had caused Debora's death.

He might have lost to Isaac, but he could easily deal with a woman. Soon, he ordered his men to bring Camila to the ship.

Camila wanted to swim away, but the strength had long since left her body.

In the end, she did not bother struggling against her new captors. Being in the water for too long had left her shivering and exhausted. In her current state, she could not do anything, even if she tried.