The Return of His Unrivaled Ex-Wife

Chapter 1286

The motorized boat slowly sailed toward the broad sea.

The water at the pier was not very deep. It was turbid and looked sandy yellow. The aquatic plants grew dense there. The boat seemed to be sailing into an underwater forest.

The noise from the engine was incredibly loud.

The speed of the motorized boat was not very fast, and ripples appeared on the water surface behind them.

Two hours later, the boat finally sailed into the deeper depths of the river.

The water level there was higher, and the speed of the boat increased. The motorized boat did not have a cabin. The few of them had been in the wind for two hours, so it was inevitable that they would be a little cold.

Aria put on her hat. Her face was a little pale.

Jaydon looked at the weather. “It might rain. Will this motorized boat work if that happens? If we enter the sea later, will it be able to withstand the weather?”

“We can’t find a better boat. Only this one.”

Jaydon sighed slightly and took out some bread and water from his backpack. “Eat something!”

“Thank you.”

“I’ll give you some.”

her. Bring the bread over. Bruce took the bread, unwrapped it,

him like an eerie ghost and lowered her head to bite

and only drank a few mouthfuls of

a day and a night before entering the estuary from

river was connected to the sea, the color of

At the point where they met, it formed a natural barrier, and they could clearly see two

river water was muddy, and the seawater was deep

help but sigh at the uncanny workmanship of nature and how magnificent and

through

they arrived at their destination.

Green Phoenix Island.” The guide slowly

turned and muttered

Bruce asked

two days. If we don’t return to

“Fine.”

and jumped off

the boat, their legs were actually a little weak, as though they were stepping on

day. Now that he was ashore, his entire body felt

grabbed Miya and asked gloomily, “How did you catch seabirds in the past?

you differentiate between the genders when catching the seabirds?”

Everett, the seabirds live