Classic Novel
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“Man, it’s barely 8 AM. Please, just let me sleep.” Randy groaned.
He had been up all night, trailing after Marion to this remote island. The moment they’d arrived, Marion had made him rent a car for a whole month and now had dragged him to this desolate beach to spy on the filming.
If it weren’t for the fact that Marion was his best friend, Randy would’ve bailed long ago. This wasn’t his idea of fun.
He muttered under his breath, “I swear, even secret agents don’t have to do this much.”
“Let’s just watch a little longer,” Marion said, peering through the binoculars.
His attention focused on the small fishing boat where Debra and Juan were boarding.
“Go buy a fishing boat.”
“What?”
Randy practically jumped out of his seat. ‘We’re out of nowhere. Where am I supposed to get a boat?‘ This place was a bit too rustic for his taste. Wealthy men like him usually didn’t come to places like this for romance. The location, the accommodations, and even the rented car sucked.
He sighed, unwilling to waste money like that. But soon, he found himself buying a boat.
On the fishing boat, Randy was drowsy and half–asleep,
Marion was steering the boat, catching up with Debra and Juan.
There were many fishing boats in the area, so few people would notice their boat, especially since they all looked quite similar.
On their boat, Debra and Juan watched as the massive net was lowered into the water.
Debra said skeptically, “Are you sure we can catch anything with this?”
“Not sure,” Juan replied with a shrug.
“Let’s give it a shot,” Debra said, her hands quick to get to work.
Most of the heavy lifting, though, was left to Juan, who managed to throw the net into the sea with the help of the fishermen. Now, they just had to sit still and wait for the fish to swim into the net.
It was Debra’s first time fishing, so she was still somewhat interested.
Randy looked on and scoffed, “They’re not gonna catch anything decent. I bet all they’ll pull out are some tiny crabs and fish.”
Real, high–quality seafood came from the deep ocean, and encountering wild seafood was rare.
Marion made a call. “Send over the best you’ve got.”
A few minutes later, a fishing boat arrived, delivering several boxes of lobsters, crabs, and everything else. top–tier.
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One of the fishermen approached, asking respectfully, “Mr. Houston, will this do?”
Randy was impressed. “Holy smokes! Finally treating me right, huh?”
But before he could get too excited, Marion said coolly, “Put them in their fishing net.”
“What?” Randy nearly fell over. He had been looking forward to a feast.
Several agile fishermen strapped on diving gear and slipped into the water, stuffing everything into Debra and Juan’s net.
Debra noticed bubbles rising to the surface. “Is something on the net?” Original from NôvelDrama.Org.
One of the fishermen checked below and nodded. “Let’s pull it up.”
Juan moved to help, telling Debra, “You sit and rest. I’ll take care of it.”
Together with the fishermen, Juan hauled up the net. When they saw cameraman was stunned.
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