Soone might have mistaken the identity! But the na---- Jose would always ntion his girlfriend when he was on a video call or phone call with him. So he heard it many tis and rembered clearly that Jose’s girlfriend was nad Nicole!
And this girl in front of him was nad Nicole Seys! Just one more word! Is there really such a coincidence in this world?!
Langdon Seal’s lips curled up into a smile, but it was cold. He looked at Nicole Seys’ face and spoke in a deep voice, "Miss Seys, perhaps I’ve really mistaken you for soone else, after all, a girl as gentle and graceful as Miss Seys shouldn’t be soone who would harm others with a knife, right?"
Nicole Seys maintained a faint smile on her face, "Movie King Seal, you flatter ."
Langdon Seal sneered, "In front of Miss Seys, I dare not claim the title of Movie King. My acting skills truly pale in comparison to Miss Seys!"
With a sentence like this, generally, people would get angry. Langdon Seal was convinced that Nicole Seys would retort.
But Nicole Seys just smiled slightly, "I’ll go rest," leaving these words behind as she turned and walked away.
As she was about to leave, Langdon Seal watched her back, coldly mocking, "My brother made the mistake of falling in love with a woman he shouldn’t have, and for that, he lost his life, bringing it upon himself!"
Nicole Seys’ steps halted, her back shivering violently. She didn’t turn around, just clenched her fists, her voice carrying a slight tremor as she asked, "Movie King Seal, your brother----- has he passed away?"
Langdon Seal stepped toward her, "Thanks to his ruthless girlfriend, that knife pierced straight into my brother’s heart, not deviating an inch, truly ruthless! Miss Seys, how much do you think she wanted my brother dead? How could a person be so heartless? My brother’s true feelings were fed to a woman completely devoid of emotions, cold-blooded and rciless!"
Langdon Seal brushed past her, "The doctor says the chances of my brother waking up are negligible. If my brother really doesn’t wake up, I, Langdon Seal, swear I’ll make the woman who hurt him pay with her life!"
Langdon Seal departed.
Nicole Seys stood on the deck, her face pale as a sheet, a chill spreading throughout her body, making her tremble all over...
Valeria Johnson was resting and invited Ariel Morris to the front cabin for a chat.
Ariel Morris followed behind Valeria Johnson, her face full of confusion, unsure of what Valeria Johnson intended to do.
The two walked toward the front cabin, and ran into Nicole Seys who was returning at the sa ti, colliding head-on.
Nicole Seys’ face was ashen, her eyes gathering mist, and she appeared a little unsteady while walking. Ariel Morris noticed sothing was off and imdiately stepped forward, "What happened to you?"
Nicole Seys raised her eyes, looked at her, and shook her head gently, "I---- I’m fine, thank you." Her voice carried a hint of choking.
Ariel Morris naturally didn’t believe her, seeing her face as pale as a sheet of paper and still claiming to be fine, how could that be possible? She looked at her, "Should I get Arlo Seys for you?"
It seed that this girl was familiar only with Arlo Seys, not seen talking much with anyone else, so Ariel Morris suggested.
"Ariel Morris, are you very free? You still have the ti to ddle!" Valeria Johnson turned her head in front, her tone very displeased, casting a disdainful eye over the two.
Ariel Morris, being Arlo Seys’ unforgettable first love, was already enough as a top rival. Now there’s a new love interest, when will Valeria Johnson ever catch Arlo Seys’ attention?
Nicole Seys glanced at the displeased Valeria Johnson, smiled and shook her head at Ariel Morris, "I’m fine, maybe just seasick. I’ll be fine after resting for a while. Also, please don’t tell my brother."
Nicole Seys’ face was deathly pale, looking delicate and pitiful, evoking a deep sense of pity in those who saw her. And the word "brother" ca out so affectionately and naturally, leaving Ariel Morris feeling a bit heavy-hearted, pursing her lips with a simple ’oh’.
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