The Pampering CEO: Don't Mess With My Secretly-Married Sweet Wife novel Chapter 353

Joseph Shaw could not help taking a glance at Serenity Wright. Why would she volunteer to be a hostage?

"So do you agree or not? Or are you scared of a woman like me?" said Serenity in a taunting manner.

Joseph could not help scoffing.

He was well aware that Serenity was using a goading technique. However, in reality, she was incapable of showing any of her capabilities before him!

Besides, Serenity was a member of the Wright Family at the very least. Having one extra hostage signified having an extra advantage.

"I can see that you're rushing to get aboard, so I won't reject you either, of course," said Joseph coldly.

"Alright." Serenity, who felt relieved ever so slightly, propped up Susan Shelby strenuously. "Susie, don't worry, I'm with you."

Susan took a glance at Serenity and felt distressed." Serenity, this is a very dangerous situation. There's no need for you to..."

Joseph was a frantic man, so Serenity was surely bound to face plenty of danger if she was taken as a hostage.

Serenity had already helped her way too much. How could she allow her to get involved in a dangerous situation like this?

"Susie!" Serenity interrupted Susan. "Say no more. I promised Father and Mother that I wouldn't let you out of my sight and I'll certainly keep my promise."

Serenity’s exquisite face was filled with determination as she spoke.

"Serenity..." Susan could feel tears welling ever so slightly in her eyes.

"What a touching moment of sisterly love. Don't blame me for reminding you that my crew has already started the engine of the ship. If you don’t act quicker, I can't guarantee the safety of this little baby's life anymore!” said Joseph impatiently.

Susan and Serenity gazed into the eyes of one another. They nodded at each other simultaneously, supported each other, and walked over.

Joseph had already instructed his crew to let down the ladder earlier. Susan and Serenity helped each other get on the ship.

They had just stepped on the deck when a few burly men began restraining them.

"Joseph!" Susan looked at Joseph furiously. "You said that you’d let Chessie off!"

"Don’t worry." Joseph laughed. "I will naturally do what I promised you.”

He ordered a crew member coldly, "Place the bassinet on the pier." "Yes, sir." The burly man picked up the bassinet.

Susan's gaze followed Chesney in pain.

She hoped that her little Chessie would be fine even after being fed alcohol and sleeping pills. If she could, she wished that she could be with little Chessie at all times, yet she had no other choice now. She had to do this to save little Chessie's life.

She watched helplessly as the bassinet was placed on the pier. Susan's gaze was glistening with a longing glint.

'I'm sorry to do this to you, my little baby. You must be good when I'm not around. Don't let anything happen t o you.'

"Alright, one of you may come forward now and take the infant," said Joseph.

A police officer walked over cautiously and picked up the bassinet.

Tears welled up in Susan’s eyes when she said aloud," When Julian gets here, please tell him to take good care of Chessie!"

The police officer nodded hastily.

Joseph pulled out a gun and pressed it against Susan's forehead coldly. Then, he said, "Set sail!"

The ship moved away slowly.