Temptation From Her Ex-husband novel Chapter 569

The yacht skipper seemed to be experienced. He knew where was suitable for fishing.

More than ten minutes later, the yacht drove to a small bay north of a deserted island. The skipper said that there were many reefs, and the ocean currents were strong. Thus, plenty of fish gathered down there.

Fishing at sea was different from that on land. Scarlett only fished at sea once. Last year after she and Raymond were divorced, she had been abroad for a few months. She went out to the sea with a group of young foreigners. This was one of the reasons she bought the yacht.

Alexander was good at nothing but eating and playing.

Raymond used to be dragged out to the sea by Alexander. They tried all kinds of diving and fishing.

Raymond was not very interested in diving or surfing. He liked fishing in the sea.

Therefore, every time they went out to the sea, Raymond was fishing.

If he was lucky, he could catch groupers. Then he would take the fish to the hotel on the island and had someone cook them for his dinner.

Rowan had never gone out to sea before, let alone fished at sea.

The three of them had cast their fishing lines for more than ten minutes, but no one hooked anything.

Today's weather was very good. The sea was calm.

The assistant put juice and fruit on the small table next to them.

Scarlett had just given Rowan a piece of watermelon when Raymond suddenly began to reel the fish in.

"Have you hooked a fish already?"

Rowan craned his neck with disbelief.

Scarlett watched Raymond calmly reeling in his catch. She slightly curved her lips without making a sound.

Raymond caught a one-pound sea bass.

When Scarlett fished at sea with those young people, they were all inexperienced. As a result, they caught nothing after being baked by the sun for almost one day.

This was her first time seeing someone hook a fish at sea. Scarlett was curious, walking up to the bucket to take a look. She turned to Rowan. "Grandpa, it's a bass."

Rowan glanced at it. "It's not very big. Some people caught ten-pound fish."