Love PrinciplesA book that makes you Love Yourself

A red sports car was speeding along the mountain road.

Bree Wells gripped the steering wheel.

Tears blurred her vision, and she wiped them away. The ring on her hand scratched her cheek, but it was not as painful as the wounds in her heart.

As the woman thought of what she had just seen in the garden, she shuddered all over.

Bree trusted and relied on her elder sister since they were kids. But the latter actually threw herself into Bree's fiancé's arms.

And it was the day before Bree's engagement ceremony!

In the sunlight, the perfectly cut diamond on the wedding ring shone brightly.

The ring was designed and made by Bree with all her joy and excitement, and it was her most satisfying work.

At this moment, the dazzling diamond seemed to be mocking her failure.

Bree plucked the ring but hesitated before throwing it out of the car window. The ring's edge pierced her palm as she clenched her fingers into a fist, but she was unaware of the ache.

Beep! Beep!

The shrill sound of a honk woke Bree up from her grief.

When she saw the oncoming truck, Bree's mind went blank for a moment, and she subconsciously slammed on the brakes.

The sensation of missing her step made Bree's pupils shrink, and she instantly broke out in a cold sweat.

As she was about to collide with the truck, Bree gritted her teeth and spun the steering wheel at full tilt.

Bang!

Along with the violent crash, the sports car ran through the guardrail and plunged straight into the sea.

"Bree!"

Amidst the pain, she heard her sister and Clive Spencer shouting at the top of their lungs. In the next second, the icy water submerged her limbs and seeped through her nose and mouth.

The dark, still sea was like a monster's mouth, and it seemed that no matter how hard she struggled, she could not escape being swallowed by it.

Bree thought inwardly, "It hurts!"

"It hurts!"

Every single cell of her body was crying out in pain.