Fled With CEO’s Twin Babies

Perhaps survival was a human instinct, but Nate never thought about saving her from start to finish, which could only mean that she was not that important to him.

Eva felt a little disappointed, and Nate noticed her emotions and quickly went over to comfort her. “I just…”

Nate hurriedly began, but was interrupted by Eva. “Now is not the time to talk about this,” Eva said lightly, giving him a glance.

“Let’s go help out first.”

With that, Eva ran off on her own. She didn’t see that the moment she left Nate, his expression immediately turned dark.

Charlotte rushed into the cockpit and saw Joe steering the yacht with a serious expression. “Is the situation not good?”

Charlotte couldn’t help but ask when she saw Joe’s serious expression.

Joe nodded silently. Following his gaze, Charlotte was immediately shocked by the scene in the sky.

The clear sky had turned dark and ominous, with thick, oppressive clouds seemingly within arm’s reach, brewing with thunderous energy, as if they were about to strike them fatally.

“We need to leave this area as soon as possible,” Joe’s gaze fell on a black spot in the distance, which, if he remembered correctly, was a small island.

As long as they could reach land, their chances of survival would increase.

Eva and Nate walked in just as they heard Joe’s words.

Nate furrowed his brow tightly. “Are you sure that’s safer? We should wait for rescue here instead…”

“I’m afraid we’ll be struck by lightning before rescue arrives,” Charlotte said coldly, her eyes filled with mockery.

Nate’s face darkened. “Even the most experienced captain might not be able to navigate in such a storm, let alone Joe.”

Perhaps because the situation was now dangerously precarious, Nate was no longer as gentle as before, and became more forceful.

Charlotte stared at him and sneered, “No one can guarantee their safety in this situation. If you think it’s safer here, there’s a lifeboat on the ship.”