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A Matter of Wife and Love novel Chapter 282

“Oh my gosh, it’s a fish. It’s massive!” Giada exclaimed softly.

The others saw it too, and they all appeared amazed. Who’d have thought?!

The fish had been spooked, and it swam right into their trap.

“Now!” commanded Fabian when the right time came.

With that, the three guys lifted the clothes.

Splash!

The water seeped through the clothes continuously and flowed back into the river, leaving a fish that was about five pounds flopping around in there.

At that, Fabian gathered the ends and sealed the fish inside, rendering it immobile as it swayed its tail helplessly.

“Incredible!” Everyone applauded.

Meanwhile, Amelie wiped the sweat off her forehead out of habit, only to remember she was wearing a mask when she touched it.

The camera crew was so amazed by Amelie’s unusual fish-catching method that instead of filming, they brought the large white container over.

With that, the fish slipped into it, taking up half the space.

“That’s a big grass carp,” commented someone who knew what type of fish it was.

Later, Fabian led a few guys to fill the container with water, and just like that, the fish no longer flopped around but swam calmly inside.

“You have to hand it to Foxy. She sure has her ways!”

Their praise became like nails on a chalkboard for Lilith, and her originally smug face turned beyond grim.

Jodie pouted as well, surprised that Amelie was so capable.

But surely Blakey wouldn’t like a barbaric woman like her. An unadulterated man like Blake will only like otherworldly women. Sure, Foxy’s image was passable before this, but now that her ugly side has come out, Blakey will be repulsed.

At that, she looked toward Blake, who was standing in the water with his hands drooped by his sides and his pants rolled up. The droplets of water stuck to his fringe complimented his brilliantly bright eyes, which were locked onto Amelie intensely and affectionately.

For a moment, Jodie was captivated by the man’s gaze, and she wanted nothing more than to become Foxy right then so that she could bear the honor.

Following that, she clenched her fists, and the anger within her was set ablaze.

Damn you, Foxy. How dare you steal my man?! Blakey’s mine!

Furious with rage, Jodie kicked a rock on the ground with all her might, pretending it was Foxy.

Take that, you vixen!

Lo and behold, she stubbed her toes from overexertion, and she held her toes while grimacing in pain. Just like that, her perfect image was gone.

Meanwhile, Team B caught another fish using the same method, and seeing that it was just about enough for them, the group carried the two large fish out of the water.

While Team B caught two fish using Foxy’s method, Team A became green with envy as they watched the scene develop.

After all, none of them were willing to stray from their image and do something like that. Besides, it was humiliating to catch their fish using Amelie’s method.

“Come. I’ll make buttered noodles for everyone!” Chester announced, unable to applaud the opposing team at all.

With that, he glanced at Giada before striding away.

The others returned to the campsite as well, feeling upset.

Ellen, on the other hand, stood a distance away from Leo. She wanted to approach him, but then, she was worried she’d piss him off.

He looked really scary when his face was grim. She bit her lips piteously.

Meanwhile, Jodie came over and glared daggers at her. “What’s there to look at?! Leave!”

At that, Ellen tucked her neck and followed everyone back to the campsite, no longer daring to stay a second longer.

At the same time, Giada deliberately swayed her shapely figure as she walked toward Leo after taking a gander at those returning to the bank and latched her amorous gaze onto the man. “Mr. Alston, I’m pretty skilled if I do say so myself, and I also know a few ways to whip up delicacies. I’ll find some stuff and make them for you later—only for you.”

While speaking, she leaned in closer toward Leo, and her gaze practically told him what she wanted; her actions couldn’t be any more explicit.

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