1530: Chapter 1347: I’m Too Aweso, Aren’t I?
1530: Chapter 1347: I’m Too Aweso, Aren’t I?
The maids didn’t dare to stop him.
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At dusk.
The waves gently slapped the reefs, and the last bit of sunset sank below the sea level.
The sky gradually darkened, and a luxury cruise ship was slowly sailing on the sea surface.
The lights were bright on the cruise ship.
Joanna Lawrence sat beside a grill, and a chef in a white cooking uniform was grilling the seafood they had just caught.
Ashton Heath was an expert angler.
In just ten minutes, he caught many lobsters, fish, and crabs.
After the chef cleaned and brushed them with delicious dipping sauce, he placed the seafood on the grill and evenly roasted them over low heat.
Joanna was the one responsible for eating.
Ashton drove her to the seaside and rented a luxury cruise ship.
They were the only guests on the entire ship.
The seafood that the top chef had just grilled tasted incredibly delicious.
Joanna ate several shrimp, then picked up another skewer of shrimp and brought it to Ashton.
She held a shrimp for him to eat.
Ashton opened his mouth and ate it.
Joanna asked him, “How is it?
Is it tasty?”
She grilled the shrimp herself.
Ashton tasted it and nodded, “Hmm, it’s delicious.”
Joanna’s grilling skills were different from the top chef’s, so Ashton could tell right away.
It wasn’t particularly delicious, but it wasn’t bad either.
But the ones she grilled for him were definitely delicious.
Joanna’s lips curved, and she fed him another one: “Then eat more.
I’ll get you so more when you’re done.”
There were already half a bucket of fish in a small bucket nearby.
All caught by Ashton within an hour.
Joanna couldn’t fish, so she thought he was amazing.
Probably because the fish were caught by Ashton and the chef was also skilled, Joanna felt that tonight’s barbecue was the best she had ever had.
As she watched Ashton catch a fish every few minutes, she said with envy, “I’ve fished before, but I’d sit there for half a day without catching anything.”
As a result, she lost interest in fishing as an outdoor activity.
Ashton reeled in his fishing line, a big fish still struggling on the hook.
A crew mber approached, took the fish off, and threw it into the bucket.
Watching Joanna’s envious expression, he waved to her and handed her his fishing rod when she ca over.
The man leaned close to her, his warm and pleasant breath whispering in her ear, “Do you want to learn?
I’ll teach you.
I guarantee you’ll catch one in no ti.”
Joanna blinked, looked up with slightly shining eyes and asked, “Can I learn?”
“Of course.” Ashton baited the hook and cast the line into the sea.
Standing behind Joanna, he wrapped his arms around her as if hugging her, teaching her, “I’ve never taught anyone who couldn’t learn.
Fishing is simple.
Concentrate and have patience; it’s easy if you do these two things.”
“Look…”
His voice was gentle and patient as he instructed her.
His explanations were detailed and easy to understand.
Within ten minutes, even Joanna, a fishing novice, managed to catch a fish.
Although it was a tiny fish, it was enough to excite her.
“Wow, Ashton, look!
I caught a fish!” Watching the little fish struggle in midair, Joanna excitedly turned and jumped into Ashton’s arms, hugging his neck and exclaiming, “I’m so amazing!”
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