The Return Of His Unrivaled Ex-Wife (Joanna)

Chapter 1298

"Bang!"

A shark leaped high into the air, its left body colliding with the hull.

When sharks attacked fishing boats, they were not always hungry.

However, because the sharks lived in the sea all year round, most of them had many parasites on

them. This would cause their bodies to be extremely itchy, so they liked to follow ships on the sea.

"Ah!"

"Let go!" Bruce's face turned serious. He pried Aria's hand away and jumped into the sea.

Plop!

Seeing this, Aria was so scared that her scalp went numb. "Bruce, Bruce!"

The cold seawater instantly made Bruce shiver. He couldn't care less and swam desperately towards

the birdcages.

It was because he had drowned when he was young.

Actually, he was a little afraid of water. But right now, he could not care about anything else.

Aria hurriedly switched on her flashlight and helped Bruce light up the surface of the sea.

As soon as the flashlight was switched on, she saw a few sharks chasing after Bruce.

"Bruce, watch out for sharks behind you. Bruce, Bruce..."

Aria hurriedly waved her flashlight and shouted on the boat to attract the sharks.

As Aria expected, the sharks gave up on chasing Bruce and turned to besiege the boat.

"Ari, stop shouting. You've lured the sharks over."

There was a cracking sound.

The boat rocked and tilted violently. A shark leaped out of the water and landed in the stern.

The front part of the small boat immediately rose high. It was almost overturned.

"Ah!" Jaydon and Aria were caught off guard. Both of them fell and rolled towards the stern.

The shark at the stern opened its bloody mouth, ready to bite.

"At this rate, the boat will capsize."

Although the ship was broken now, there was still a place for them to stay on the endless sea.

If the boat sank, the three of them would probably die in the sea. Original content from NôvelDrama.Org.

Jaydon staggered to his feet, picked up the harpoon on the boat, and tried to drive the shark off the

boat.

"Bang, bang..." The hull was hit violently again.

With a plop, Jaydon fell into the sea.

"Jay!"

"Ah!" Jaydon struggled a few times in the sea.

As soon as Jaydon surfaced, he was faced with the huge mouth of the shark.

In a moment of desperation, Jaydon hurriedly took out a dagger from his waist and stabbed the shark

in front of him.

The shark was in pain and shook its head violently.

"Jay, quickly come up, quickly come up." Aria stretched out her hand, wanting to pull Jaydon up.

Unfortunately, there were too many sharks around him. And the edge of the boat was too high. Jaydon

couldn't get up at all.

Bruce had successfully picked up the birdcage and was swimming back quickly.

The shark was injured and bleeding, which attracted a large number of sharks.

The shadows of sharks could be seen from the surface of the sea.

In the dark night, they looked more like bloodthirsty monsters.

"Bang! Bang!" Bruce also took out his dagger and stabbed the shark beside him.

His strength was much more ferocious than Jaydon's. Naturally, his attacks were much more ruthless

than Jaydon's.

Out of 10 times Jaydon attacked, he probably missed 6 or 7 times. Even if Jaydon stabbed a shark, he

could barely stab deep because of the shark's thick skin.

On the other hand, Bruce attacked ruthlessly and quickly. After a few rounds, the sharks fled for their

lives and did not dare to approach at all.

While the sharks were all swimming away, Bruce used his force and jumped onto the boat.

Then, Bruce reached out from the edge of the boat and grabbed Jaydon's shoulder, lifting Jaydon up.

After Jaydon was rescued onto the ship, he lay in the cabin and kept panting.

"Are you all right?"

"My leg was bitten, but it's fine. The wound is not very deep..."

Both of them were drenched.

Bang! Bang!

The sharks began to ram the boat again.

"No, we can't just sit here and wait for death."

Bang! Bang!

"Ah!"

The three of them held sharp harpoons and stabbed the sharks from different angles.

Any shark that approached the hull would be stabbed ruthlessly.

At dawn, the surface of the sea was almost dyed red. Countless corpses of sharks floated on the sea.