Lifeline

Lifeline

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Ten years ago, NSR rescue specialist Maya Chen died saving 16-year-old Skye Heung from drowning. Ten years later, Skye returns as a rookie rescuer-only to discover that Ridge Yim, the woman who caught her on the shore that day, has never forgiven herself. "She went to save someone else." Ridge told that lie for ten years. One scar. Two lives. A guilt that can't be spoken. When the truth surfaces, can they bridge the chasm of ten years? ⚡ TRIGGER WARNINGS Survivor's guilt PTSD themes Drowning/water rescue scenes Grief and loss Self-harm ideation (emotional, not physical) 💕 TROPES ✨ Second chance at connection ✨ Slow burn (they're IDIOTS) ✨ Found family (NSR team) ✨ Workplace romance ✨ Healing through love ✨ "I saved you once, now let me save you back" 📝 AUTHOR'S NOTE This story was originally written in Chinese and translated into English by the author. If you notice any language quirks, please be patient-I'm working to bring you the best version of Ridge and Skye's story! 💙 START READING ↓
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