Revenge On Her Ex After Rebirth

Chapter 1160 Travel (4) Improvement

Chapter 1160 Travel (4) Improvement Content (C) Nôv/elDra/ma.Org.

On a yacht, the sunlight was dazzling.

Little Bunny opened her eyes and saw Theodore with a frighteningly red look in his eyes. At this

moment, the panic on his face made him look like an over-frightened big boy. Tears suddenly flowed

out of his eyes when she opened her eyes. His tears fell directly onto her cheeks. Little Bunny was

wondering if she was still dreaming at that moment.

He was crying so sadly without any concealment.

"Theodore?" Little Bunny called out to him.

Theodore was dazed and took a moment to react. It wasn't until then did he realize that he was crying

in front of her. He cried so much that he lost all his composure. He turned around abruptly, with his

back facing Little Bunny and then wipe away tears on his face.

He was really scared just now. After Little Bunny fell into the water, they were forced to separate in the

sea. He thought she could swim. However, he did not expect that when he swam into the sea to look

for Little Bunny, he saw her body sinking continuously. He quickly swam over and held onto her,

swimming towards the sea surface. Then, it took him a lot of effort to straighten the motorboat again.

He held onto Little Bunny and rode the motorboat back to the yacht quickly, starting emergency

treatment for her.

At that time, he was thinking what if Little Bunny died? If she died, he would kill himself as well. He

would let her die alone.

Fortunately, Little Bunny woke up in the end. When she opened her eyes, Theodore couldn't control

himself anymore. He kept wiping his tears but they never stopped trickling down.

"Theodore," Little Bunny called out to him from behind. She felt that Theodore was acting unusually

today.

Theodore took a deep breath to calm himself down. And then he turned around, facing Little Bunny.

She looked at Theodore, whose eyes were still red. Suddenly, she found it a bit funny. So she couldn't

help it and laughed a little. Theodore was also dumbfounded by her laughter.

"Why are you crying?" asked she. Her tone seemed to have lost the previous distance.

"I didn't cry." Theodore denied.

"Did you fear that I died?"

"Do you not fear death?" Theodore countered.

"I do. Just now, I thought I was going to die." Little Bunny was more honest than him. "But now that I've

come back to life, everything is fine."

"I'm sorry," Theodore apologized. If he hadn't let Little Bunny ride the motorboat, if he had asked her to

wear a life jacket, she wouldn't have been choked by seawater like this and almost drowned. Just

thinking about what happened just now still gave Theodore chills. It was at that moment when he didn't

even wait for Little Bunny to speak that he quickly walked into the cabin and found a life jacket, handing

it over to her.

"Put it on."

Theodore was still Theodore after all. Whatever he thought of doing must be done immediately.

"I'm on the boat now." Little Bunny reminded him.

And just earlier when they rode the motorboat without wearing one, she thought she could swim

anyway, Who knew swimming in seawater was completely different from swimming in a pool?

And then suddenly her foot cramped up unexpectedly too.

Next time she wouldn't dare be so bold again.

"Put it on. It will put my mind at ease." Theodore insisted.

Little Bunny didn't intend to argue with him so she took it and put it on. After seeing her put on the life

jacket properly, Theodore turned around and said, "Let's go back."

He had been scared out of his wits; he dared not stay any longer on the sea surface.

"So soon we're going back?" asked she.

She didn't want them to leave yet. They would just end up staying inside that room, why not come out

and see more of the ocean? Perhaps her mood would improve somewhat.

But what Theodore wanted right now was to go back home, even never come here again.

"Theodore, I want to stay longer on this speedboat." She directly stated her thoughts. "Now with the life

jacket means, I won't drown even if I fall off. Couldn't we stay a bit longer?"

Theodore was swayed by her words. He had prepared many surprises for her later tonight.

But because she almost drowned earlier, which truly scared him so much. But hearing what she said,

he compromised, but mainly because she did not want them gone yet.

Little Bunny rarely made demands of him, thus, right now her request made his heart skip with joy. He

hesitated for a moment before nodding. "Then we won't get in the sea."

"Okay." Little Bunny smiled.

It seemed like Little Bunny had never smiled at him like that before. At this moment, Theodore's heart

was racing.

"I'll go prepare two fishing rods so we can fish together and then cook the fish later." Theodore quickly

tried to shift his focus.

"Alright."

Theodore left.

Little Bunny also relaxed a bit. She thought this trip with Theodore would be forced, but now she was

starting to change her mind about it all. Perhaps Theodore had changed, especially when she saw him

cry earlier because of her near-death experience.

She didn't have any romantic feelings towards Theodore or anything like that. She just didn't have to

reject or dislike him as much anymore.

Theodore soon came back with the fishing rods in hand. Little Bunny didn't know how to fish and

couldn't even use the rod properly. But Theodore patiently taught her how to do it and they sat on the

deck together, fishing away.

The sun grew hotter and hotter as time passed by.

So Theodore went and got an umbrella for her and even brought her a frozen drink, which he placed

next to her before returning to his seat where he continued fishing too.

"Do you want to come inside?" Little Bunny watched as he worked hard under the scorching sun and

couldn't help but ask.

"No, I want my skin darker." Replied Theodore.

"Is it more attractive?"

"Looks more manly."

Little Bunny laughed at that comment.

Well, one thing was certain-his body was good-looking with muscular lines better than most celebrities

out there.

"Don't you like me getting too dark?" asked Theodore again.

"Not really."

Upon hearing this response from her, Theodore quickly moved his chair into the shade of the umbrella

and then searched for some sunscreen out of nowhere, which he crazily applied all over his face until it

looked white as snow.

"You put on way too much," said Little Bunny, who sometimes thought that Theodore could be quite

foolish in everyday life situations.