The Return Of His Unrivaled Ex-Wife (Joanna) novel Chapter 1295

The three of them discussed their itinerary and then went to rest.

The next day, Bruce was the first to wake up. When he woke up, it was still dark.

Perhaps because they were on an island, the clouds in the sky were exceptionally gorgeous. The orange-red sun hid in the clouds, faintly discernible.

The scenery was especially refreshing and pleasant.

"Wake up!" Bruce saw that Jaydon was still sleeping and shook Jaydon gently.

"Uh, what time is it?" Jaydon opened his eyes in a daze and could not help but yawn.

"We're leaving today. No more sleep."

Aria was a light sleeper. When she heard the noise, she immediately woke up.

"Is everything ready?"

"Everything's ready."

"The most important thing is seabirds, fresh water, and enough food for two days."

"Yes, alright!"

The chief's son and a few natives also woke up early and brought them a lot of melons.

It could be seen that the natives really hoped that the few of them could stay, especially Aria. Her medical skills stunned them.

"Thank you, thank you everyone!" Jaydon and Aria took the food delivered by the islanders.

"Do you know the route?"

"There's a map on the ship. We can set off according to the course. Once we reach land, everything will be easy."

"Okay."

The three of them did not say anything else. They took their things and boarded the small boat.

Bruce sat in the driver's seat and started the motorboat.

Buzz, buzz, buzz.

The engine started smoothly.

A group of indigenous people stood by the sea and waved goodbye to them.

"Goodbye. You can all go back. Don't send us off anymore!"

The vast sea stretched as far as the eye could see. Fish jumped out of the sea from time to time.

In the inner ocean, even when there was no wind, there were still waves.

The waves were getting higher and higher. The small boat was like a roller coaster, rising and falling on the surface of the sea.

"Are we going in the wrong direction?"

Bruce looked down at his watch and learned the position of the sun by the hands of his watch. "We can only judge the approximate position by the point at which the sun sets."

"Let's hope we make it inland."

Bruce did not speak. He was focused on driving the boat.

"What the hell. It's been a few hours. And we haven't even seen a single ship on the sea."

"It's fine if it's daytime now, but when it's nighttime..." Jaydon mumbled, feeling a little prickly in his heart.

If they were on a luxurious cruise ship, sailing in this bottomless sea would be a pleasure.

But now, they were on an unstable boat. The small boat could be overturned by the wind and waves at any time. It was scary.