Chapter 160 SOS

Caden tried to send Yale his location, but the message didn’t go through, as expected.

A wave of disappointment washed over me.

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Caden put his phone away and held my hand. He said with unwavering determination, “No matter what, as long as we’re together, everything will be fine.”

His palm was warm, as if he was transferring his strength to me.

An idea struck me suddenly. “I have a way!”

“Hmm?” Caden looked confused.

I took off my necklace and held it tightly.

It was a birthday gift from Grandpa on my 16th birthday.

At that time, Grandpa smiled at me and said, “Rosie, I had this necklace custom–made just for look ordinary, but it has a very special purpose.”

I was confused back then. I took over the necklace and asked, “What purpose?”

Grandpa pointed at the pendant and said, “Do you see the plum blossom here?”

you. It may

I looked at the plum blossom engraving on the necklace, but still couldn’t understand what was so special about it.

Grandpa explained, “This is a signal transmitter and the plum blossom is the switch. If you’re ever in danger, just press the switch and I’ll receive the distress signal. No matter where you are, I’ll come to rescue you.”

I had happily put on that necklace at the time, didn’t take his words too seriously.

After all, there were very few people in this world who could actually harm me.

Over the years, I had never tried it.

But Grandpa had spoken with such confidence, so it might be useful.

didn’t know whether it would work at sea.

we had nothing to lose.

that I could send him a distress signal. I hope

a try,” said Caden, as he looked at my

necklace

the plum blossom

glow with a faint green light. At first it was a soft, pale

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Both Caden and I gasped, eyes wide with surprise

along with my excitement, came a bit of worry, “I just hope Grandpa

Caden’s POV:

her, meeting

had never seen a transmitter like this before.

Rosaline’s grandpa just an old man from a rural town

have access to such

was definitely not as simple

if she didn’t want to talk about it, I wouldn’t

loved her for who she was–her identity and family background didn’t matter

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had just confessed our love for each other while thousands of feet in the air.

interesting sense of humor. Why did our mutual confession have to occur at times like this?

sea, I scanned the horizon. In the distance, I spotted a

and pointed ahead, “Rosie, do you

her eyes lighting up. “I do! I was just about

chuckled softly and whispered in her ear, “Does this mean we’re

head and brushed my lips over

wanted to be close to

scolded softly, turning away to focus on

Rosaline’s POV:

made my heart flutter and feeling secured.

air,

the islands in the distance gave

that

question was–how long would it take us to swim

to sustain us until we reached

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