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"In hot water" means to be in trouble or a difficult situation, which fits the context of taking risks and facing consequences.
"Out of the blue" means unexpectedly, which doesn’t fit the situation.
"A fish out of water" means to feel uncomfortable or out of place, which is not the intended meaning.
"In the fast lane" refers to living a fast-paced, risk-taking lifestyle, but doesn't imply trouble directly.
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