A Second Chance at Forever

Chapter 1289

“Are you the one carrying drugs for Ace?!”

The little girl, who clearly had no idea what was going on, was terrified by Robin’s abrupt outburst. Crying out in shock, she burst into tears.

“Grandpa, there’s a weird man here, help!” she wailed.

On the dockside, an old man, having just finished unloading cargo, sat on the ground with his friends, puffing on a cigar. Hearing his granddaughter’s cries, he immediately turned his head, only to see the girl being held up in the air. He sprang to his feet and charged over.

“Let go of my granddaughter, or I’ll beat you to a pulp!” he threatened.

Seeing the man holding his unloading tool and a group of old men charging towards him, Eleanor quickly stepped in. She took the child from Robin’s grip, placed her gently on the ground, and handed a wad of cash to the old men to settle the matter.

the innocent bystanders, Eleanor turned her wrath towards Robin. “You didn’t think about asking the girl who gave her the note, instead,

guilt. Yet, he stubbornly retorted, “The person who gave her the note is clearly one of Ace’s men. And who in their right mind would stick around after delivering the note? You think Ace would

dialed a number, asking if anyone had

shot a glance at the fuming Robin and picked up her bag, heading towards the Harmonic Voyager No.1. Since they were handcuffed together, Robin had no choice but to follow her. They boarded the nearly empty

keep

operating this ferry for years. Regardless of the number of passengers, he followed his schedule every day. He even showed them

regular ferry captain unless he was part of Ace’s crew. But if that was the case, then Bernard’s team would surely have found some trace. With this in mind, they decided to head to Area

by passengers boarding the ferry. Among them was another little girl who handed

assumed the switch would happen only once, but it happened several times. Eleanor guessed that Ace must have noticed Robin’s men and was intentionally messing with them. This was a clear warning to her.

Robin’s men to back off. As soon as Robin relayed the message, they received new instructions: they were to set foot on

landed, but they waited until the wee hours of the