Stealing Your Heart

“I won’t bring anybody with me.” Su Zhan dared not risk their lives.

Liu Feifei responded with a laugh, sounding pleased. Then, she gave him an address and emphasized again, “You have to come alone and I’m not joking with you here. If you bring anyone with you, I won’t hesitate to throw them into the sea to feed the sharks.”

“I’ve already promised you I wouldn’t bring anyone with me. If you dare to hurt them, I wouldn’t go easy on you either!”

With that, he hung up on her and set off to the address given by her.

Soon, he arrived at the beach. He received a message from Liu Feifei when he alighted his car: Find yourself a boat and sail toward southwest.

He kept away his phone and began searching for an available boat. When he spotted some fishermen who just returned from a fishing expedition, he approached them. “Can you guys take me to the sea?”

He offered all the cash in his wallet to one fisherman who was mooring his boat to the pier.

The fisherman was a tanned man in his fifties with a scrawny body. Looking at the huge stack of cash Su Zhan offered him, he wondered exactly how much money that would be. As it was not Su Zhan’s habit to carry much cash with him, the stack of cash he was holding only amounted to around two thousand.

“Where do you want to go?” the fisherman queried. He would have to pass if Su Zhan wanted to go as far as to the deep sea.

“Somewhere in the southwest direction,” Su Zhan answered.

The fisherman pondered it over. The sea in the southwest region was near to the mountains, it was rather remote as he and his fellow fishermen seldom ventured there. “What business do you have there?”

No houses or even shelters were built there.

Su Zhan knew the fisherman had his reservations due to safety issues, but he could not tell him the truth. Hence, he had no choice but to come up with an excuse, hoping it could convince him. “I’m going there to look for my friend who hasn’t been back after sailing in that direction. I need to check on him.”

After some contemplation, the fisherman took his cash and agreed, “Fine, just hop onto my boat.”

Two thousand was considered a handsome sum for the fisherman who might not be able to earn that much of money from his fishing expedition.

and

sheepish grin. That there was no need for Su Zhan to thank

where the air was permeated with a fishy stench, Su Zhan looked into the distance at the vast ocean.

him a short time to

Su Zhan spotted a ship ahead of them and instructed the fisherman to steer the

a mixed feelings when she spotted him. Yet, she soon returned to her emotionless state. There was no

how pathetic her life had ended up to be. While she could only live a lonesome life miserably in the future, Su Zhan would go on to marry another woman and build

that was not what she

die if she could not get what she wanted in life. However, she had to make

“Are you referring to

nodded in

ship and mounted

before stepping on the

it started to waver when he landed his feet on it. Meanwhile, the fisherman tried to hold it still at

you rush here because of your

her ship and cast her

strolled over to him and adjusted the collar of his shirt. “What’s the rush?” Her hands grazed against his skin

at her hands at his

aren’t related to you, I won’t even have them here. Don’t you think

you want from me. Since

you still be here talking to me if I let them go?” Liu Feifei prodded his chest with

do you want from

toward the cabin, but he refused to budge. “Don’t you want to see

his hands were balled into

on her because he would want to make sure his grandmother and Qin Ya were

but a filthy mess. Then, he spotted Qin Ya and his grandmother tied to a shelf at the back of the cabin. Noticing Qin Ya’s pale face, he was just about to approach her when he was held back by Liu Feifei. “What’s the

away before she could