Bye-bye Trash! Hello Queen! novel Chapter 1119

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Summary for Chapter 1119: Bye-bye Trash! Hello Queen!

Summary of Chapter 1119 – A pivotal chapter in Bye-bye Trash! Hello Queen! by Theresa Winters

The chapter Chapter 1119 is one of the most intense moments in Bye-bye Trash! Hello Queen!, written by Theresa Winters. With signature elements of the Romance genre, this part of the story reveals deep conflicts, shocking revelations, and decisive character changes. A must-read for anyone following the narrative.

Luna slammed on the brakes.

The violent jolt threw Natalie forward and violently back into her seat. Her neck felt like it had snapped, pain radiating through her spine as the world spun into a dizzying blur.

She shook her head hard to clear the ringing, her eyes slowly tracking toward the window. The car that had just tried to obliterate them had smashed through the barrier and plummeted into the freezing river.

Recovering from the shock, Luna twisted around in her seat, her voice tight with panic. "Are you okay? Did you get hurt? I had to crank the wheel too hard."

Natalie shook her head, trying to steady her breathing. "I'm fine. What about you, Luna? Are you hurt?"

Luna rubbed her arm, wincing slightly, but it was nothing serious. "I'm okay. But I can guarantee that guy was gunning for us. That bastard was trying to kill us."

Luna pulled out her phone and dialed 911, requesting both the police and an ambulance.

Even if the driver was an assassin, she couldn't just let him drown.

They had survived unscathed, but the hitman had driven straight into the river. The sub-zero temperatures would make sure he suffered enough before help arrived.

Natalie took a few moments to let the whiplash subside. Once the throbbing in her neck dulled, she pushed the door open and stepped out.

It was late on a holiday night. The roads were completely deserted.

The few cars that did pass had no idea what had happened and didn't bother to stop.

Natalie looked back at Luna. "Pull the car over to the shoulder and wait here. I'm going to see what's going on down there."

The river wasn't particularly fast-moving, but it was deep. If the driver couldn't break a window, being trapped in that freezing water was an automatic death sentence.

"Don't go near the edge!" Luna warned. "It's dangerous. He literally just tried to murder us."

Natalie shook her head firmly. "It's fine! He's not a threat to us anymore. He's fighting for his own life down there. He can't touch me."

As she stepped forward, a blast of icy wind hit her face. She shivered, pulling her down jacket tighter around herself. On a night like this, plunging into sub-zero water was a waking nightmare.