Marshall was thrilled. "That''s great, Natalie! Thanks for your hard work. I''ll have my chef prepare the most delicious seafood for you."


    Natalie smiled and turned, diving back into the water.


    The water was so clear they could see where she was diving.


    Sebastian changed into his swim trunks and headed into the sea.


    The wound on his arm was exposed. He squinted, his lips curving into a slight smile as he watched Natalie.


    Marshall saw him and asked, "What are you doing?"


    "Swimming," Sebastian said tly.


    Marshall pointed to his injured arm. "Sebastian, you''re hurt. What are you doing


    going in the water? Trying to attract sharks?"


    "Natalie is having a good day. Don''t go and ruin it. You''re such a jerk."


    Sebastian frowned. He was a jerk?


    Marshall nced at the yacht, asking warily, "Sebastian, is Joanna here too?" Sebastian''s gaze darkened. "No."


    "Oh, that''s a relief. You''re at least more straightforward than Joanna. At least you won''t try to kill us out here on the open sea. If she were here, we''d have to leave immediately."


    Sebastian frowned. "You''re that afraid of her?"


    Marshall scoffed. "How could I not be? Your first love is a venomous snake. You two are a perfect match. May you live happily ever after, grow old together, and be shackled to each other forever. Please don''t ever let her loose to harm innocent people again."


    Sebastian''s anger red.


    Marshall stuck his tongue out at him, then turned to take the lobsters to the yacht.


    Sebastian frowned. So, Joanna was behind Natalie''s incidentst night.


    Why was she so intent on killing Natalie?


    Was it just so she could marry him?


    Sebastian saw Natalie spear a grouper.


    She was dragging it toward the shore. She was an expert diver herself, moving


    through the water with minimal effort, like a joyful fish.


    Sebastian dove in and swam towards her.


    Natalie spat out a mouthful of seawater.


    Suddenly, a handsome face was right in front of her.


    "Whoa! You scared me." Natalie flinched back when she saw Sebastian appear out of nowhere.


    Then she noticed the bandage on


    his arm and frowned. "Sebastian


    ???


    Your arm is injured. What are you doing in the water?"


    have you lost yourne


    This man couldn''t take care of himself.


    Sebastian smirked. "So you do still care about me?"


    Natalie let out a frustratedugh. "Sebastian, are you even listening to yourself? Do you have any idea how much effort I put into saving your life? You nearly died in that fire then you were almost killed in agar crash, and I was nearly eaten by wolves."


    "If there''s a next time, I''m sorry, but I won''t save you." Natalie red at him.


    Sebastian smiled. The seawater slicked his hair back, making his features appear even more intense. It was a handsome smile. Natalie give me the fish."


    Natalie frowned. "If you want to eat, catch it yourself."


    Sebastian raised an eyebrow. "I''ll pay you."


    Natalie''s smile was radiant. "Alright! Ten thousand dors a fish."


    Sebastian''s eyes twinkled. "Deal."


    Natalie was speechless.


    Was this guy sick in the head? Following her all the way out here just to be snubbed.


    She knew he was rich, so she handed him the fish. "Wait here, I''ll go catch more for you. I''m going to make a million dors today!"


    She tossed him the fish and turned, swimming back towards the deeper water.


    "Ah! Natalie, help! There''s a giant moray eel chasing me!"


    Susan screamed frantically, running towards Marshall with a fish she had just caught still in her hand.