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Willow forced herself to ease up a bit as she smiled at Jasper. “Don’t worry about me. I’m just a bit nervous. I’ll be fine.”

Jasper reached out to tidy her bangs, which had been blown into an utter mess by the sea breeze. “Don’t worry. I won’t let anyone take away what is yours.”

Unfortunately, she was unaware that her nervousness only exacerbated the anxiety dwelling within the man’s heart; he just didn’t show it.

She leaned into his embrace and hugged his sturdy body. “I know. I feel much more at ease with you here.”

Yet, Jasper wanted her to be absolutely worry-free. The little wrinkle between her brows only tugged at his heartstrings.

That night, the bodyguards sent back a message that Jett’s team was preparing to go underwater early the next morning.

The intense emotions overwhelmed Willow, causing her to have trouble sleeping that night. Now that they had found the treasure, she had to watch helplessly as someone else took it away before they could lay their claim on it. It was truly distressing for her.

This was international waters where Jett had the authority to do anything without facing any consequences.

some speed boats had set off. So, she

“Where is he?”

just went out to sea. He said

is he doing

say why. He always acts so mysteriously, and

is

hope he doesn’t encounter any danger.” Willow’s worries intensified

become something like a ghost ship. There was an advanced fishing net here, and

later, the automatic fishing equipment brought nearly 1000 pounds of fish. He had a rather simple

in this area of international waters. Fortunately, the sharks mostly dwelled in the deep sea and rarely approached the coastal waters. However, if there was a significant amount of fish blood in the area, it could attract them

as there was blood around the area, the sharks

precisely what Jasper was

to make them fear going underwater and prevent them from diving. All he needed to do was

were chopped up and thrown into the sea, spreading the smell of blood around the boat. Once Jasper was done, he stood on the deck, observing