Mr. Bo, Madam Is Pregnant!-Chapter 46 - Some Practical Stuff

He didn’t answer but simply retorted, “What do you think?”

Su Lu pursed her lips lightly and, after taking a deep breath, leaned in, holding her breath.

Her lips were about to touch his when…

“Hey, are you guys done washing up?

If you’re done, come out…

holy shit!” Jiang Li barged in carelessly, then was so shocked by the scene before him that he almost choked on his breath, coughing violently after a gasp.

After a long bout of coughing, he added weakly, “Sorry for the interruption…”

Then he made a feeble attempt to close the door.

Su Lu felt she had suffered a social death, not wanting to contemplate the redness exploding on her face, like a monkey’s butt.

With a sense of resigned self-abandonment.

She didn’t complete her previous action, but Bo Jingshen didn’t continue to tease.

Instead, he simply bent down and completed the entire gesture.

He pecked her lips once, then swiftly rose to his feet.

“I’m coming out,” he said to Jiang Li outside the door, then walked out.

Jiang Li looked at him with a sense of grievance and whispered, “Hold back for once, I’m begging you.

I haven’t even had a good time on this boat myself; don’t defile it in advance.”

Bo Jingshen glanced at him, considering Jiang Li’s hard and vicissitudes-filled love life, he hit where it hurt without mercy, “Then I’m afraid this boat won’t ever get started.”

“You!” Jiang Li’s eyes widened, “Don’t be a jinx!”

Su Lu didn’t come out until a while later when the temperature on her face subsided.

So when she emerged, her complexion had returned to normal.

When she came out, Bo Jingshen was already at the rail of the deck, fiddling with the fishing rod and hook, ready to fish.

Jiang Li had prepared everything well, and the boat had already reached a suitable place for sea fishing.

It was somewhat swaying but not to the degree of making one dizzy.

Even for those not fishing, there were barbecue tools prepared on the deck: a gas stove with a grill net.

Though it wouldn’t be as delightful as charcoal, it was still quite nice.

Jiang Li nagged on the side, “Can you catch anything?

Bo Jingshen, tell me the truth, if you can’t catch anything, I’ll have someone pull up the nets, they’ve been down for a while now, there should be something.”

Bo Jingshen couldn’t be bothered to argue.

Jiang Li continued to nag, “Don’t be impatient, open your eyes and look, there are so many hungry mouths waiting on the boat!”

Obviously, the boat wasn’t unmanned, waiting solely for freshly caught fish.

In fact, the boat’s freezer was stocked with premium beef and various types of seafood.

But since they were out at sea, of course they hoped to catch something fresh to eat.

“Shut up!” Bo Jingshen had a headache, fishing was supposed to be carried out in a quiet environment, but the whole deck was buzzing with noise.

Just when his corner had finally quieted down a bit, there was a Tang Seng standing beside him.

Tang Cheng found it amusing and came over, slinging an arm around Jiang Li’s shoulder to lead him away, “Enough, if you keep up this racket, we won’t catch a single fish tonight; you’ll scare them all away.”

Jiang Li pouted his lips.

“You might as well call someone to pull up the nets,” said Tang Cheng.

Following Tang Cheng to the barbecue, Jiang Li happened to see Su Lu walking by.

Jiang Li was already half through his sentence, “Hey Su Lu, don’t go over there, or Bo Jingshen might despise you…”

He sighed and shook his head before finishing, “Forget it, go ahead.

I forgot, we’re not the same.”

He almost sang that last sentence.

Su Lu found it both sad and funny.

When she arrived beside him, Bo Jingshen had already set up the fishing rod and line and prepared the bait.

He cast the first line with movements that were obviously skilled.

Standing on the edge of the deck, Su Lu gazed out at the increasingly dark sea in the night, feeling an inexplicable unease.

Being pushed into the water by Su Jiao before had left her somewhat traumatized.

Plus, the sea at night was so vast and dark, like a giant abyssal maw.

As if it could swallow the whole world in a matter of minutes.

So, Su Lu quietly took a step back.

With just that step, Bo Jingshen’s gaze shifted towards her.

“Scared?” Bo Jingshen asked.

Su Lu didn’t make a sound, simply shaking her head.

Bo Jingshen placed the fishing rod on the deck rail and turned around to reach out and pull her towards him.

Her hand was slightly cold, enveloped by his warm palm.

As he pulled her close, Su Lu looked at the sea, which still appeared as dark as an abyssal maw in the night, and suddenly felt not as anxious as before.

It was as though, no matter how dark it was, the warmth enveloping her hand could be the beam of light that pierced through the darkness.

The deck was quite noisy, but it seemed as if a layer of film had separated all that noise away.

It was just her and Bo Jingshen, standing on the edge of the dark sea, standing in the quiet.

“Huh?” Su Lu blinked and pointed ahead, “It bit…

the hook is taken!”

Her eyes sparkled.

Even those who were not interested in fishing could feel the joy of it, and if not the waiting process, at least the moment of catching a fish.

Su Lu started speaking faster, “Quick quick quick quick!

It’s hooked, it’s hooked!

What fish is it?

I wonder if it’s good to eat…”

Bo Jingshen reeled in the line, adjusting the tension as needed, while glancing sideways at Su Lu.

He saw her gripping the railing, eyes fixed on the bobber in the pitch-black sea, her shining eyes now free from earlier unease.

He smiled slightly and pulled up the fish along with the hook.

That night, there were indeed catches, but not many.

A few fish of modest size, unrecognizable to Su Lu, but edible all the same, delicious once grilled.

She could hardly have enough just by herself, also eating some of the food that had been prepared in advance.

Staring at the starry sky from the sea was more than twice as beautiful as viewing it from the city.

After eating and drinking their fill, everyone lay on the deck, gazing at the boundless sky, feeling extraordinarily peaceful.

But they couldn’t just drift on the sea forever, mainly because there were many prodigal sons from Hai City aboard, and they were prepared for a second round of revelry.

So, they set sail for home.

Since they had not gone too far, they quickly returned to the dock.

The profligates each revved the engines of their luxury cars, leaving with their models.

Bo Jingshen, on the other hand, was in no rush to leave.

After learning of the situation, Su Lu was stunned, “So you’re saying…

you’re saying…”

Bo Jingshen nodded, “Yeah, she got arrested.”

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