“They’re qualified. They’ve got all the required certificates, and they have a lot of experience.”


    Based on this, Wesley realized that Carlos and Debbie had been set up.


    The most important thing was to track down their boat and rescue them.


    Soon, ir found Kinsley. He was trying to get Stephanie to take a dip with him.


    “Hey Kinsley! Debbie and Carlos are in trouble,” she told him.


    “Wesley wants you to grab some boats to find Carlos and Debbie.”


    Kinsley was holding Stephanie in his arms. When ir said her piece, he let go of Carlos’ fiancee


    instantly.


    As a result, Stephanie fell into the water with a ssh. She thrashed around and swallowed some


    seawater, choking as she spit it out.


    She was about to get angry, but she realized the news was about Carlos.


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    She got out of the water, grabbed ir’s hand and asked, “What happened?”


    “I don’t know. Wesley asked me to find people, have them hop in a boat, and try to find them.” ir


    didn’t stick around to talk with


    Stephanie. She had to let Niles know too.


    Meanwhile, underwater, Debbie tried to calm down. She broke the surface. Finally she could breathe,


    and the storm had passed over them.


    A N G E L A ‘s L I B R A R Y


    The ind Carlos told her about seemed to be closer, close enough to swim to. She swam towards it


    as fast as she could.


    After a while, she had to take a break. She panted hard and put a hand over her eyes to shield them


    from the sun. The ind still looked quite far away, and now she lost track of Carlos.


    “Carlos!” she shouted, tears in her eyes. She couldn’t even hear an echo. The sea was quiet, and


    swallowed her words. No one answered her.


    She couldn’t panic. Carlos had coached her on saving her energy. If she rxed, she could float.


    Debbie had to make it to the ind.


    So she swam and swam. Her legs ached and started cramping up. ‘One more, just one more.’ She told


    herself that to motivate her. ‘One more,


    ‘and then a stroke. ‘One more, ‘ and then a kick. When she finally reached the shore, she was so


    exhausted she had to crawl towards the ind.


    But then even crawling was too much for her. She rolled over to lie on her back. Looking at the sky, she


    gasped as if she had never breathed before, gulping down great lungfuls of air. It took her a few


    minutes before she had enough energy to even sit up. Just then, a weird creature came into view. It


    broke through the surface and dove underwater again. It happened again and again.


    Debbie Looked carefully. It was big. Sleek, and long. A blue fin broke through the water. Now it was


    less weird, but super-dangerous.


    “A shark!” she screamed.


    Her Legs were shaking uncontrobly. Thankfully, she had gotten out of the water.


    She turned around and walked quickly towards the dry sand. But before she could take two steps, she


    reflected, ‘Carlos is still out there. I can’t just leave him alone like this.”


    Cupping her hands around her mouth, she shouted, “Carlos! Old man!