Mrs. Woolf mentioned Lana's name, and Justin shook his head.

"Mrs. Woolf, you've watched us grow up. You're well aware of how I feel about Lana. In my heart, she's just my sister."

"You see her as a sister, but she may not see you as a brother. Over the years, how many suitors has she turned down, holding out for you to marry her?"

"Feelings can't be forced. If I could have liked her, I would have by now. Why wait until now?"

"If Lana finds out you've fallen for a woman you just met, who knows how angry she'll be."

"Let's not talk about her anymore. I'll ask the kitchen to prepare some rice porridge. She can't chew right now, so rice porridge should be easy for her to eat." Justin clearly didn't want to discuss Lana, quickly changing the subject.

"Forget it, I'll do it myself. Those people in the kitchen are too clumsy to handle it properly," Mrs. Woolf said, her rough exterior masking her kind heart.

Justin returned to the bedside, sitting down. He had just taken Aurora's hand out from under the blanket but, fearing she might get cold, quickly tucked it back in.

He couldn't help but notice how beautiful her hands were-slender, pale, and spotless, without a hint of calluses. She must have lived a life of privilege.

Justin began to wonder about her identity. What did she do for a living? Was she an actress, a pianist, or maybe a painter? With hands so delicate and elegant, perhaps she was a pianist. Should he consider adding a piano to the ship?

And what about the future? When she had a baby, they would need a nursery. Would the baby resemble her more or its father?

Before long, Mrs. Woolf brought in the rice porridge.

"I'll feed her," Justin said. His hands were rough and calloused from years spent at sea, his skin weathered and coarse.

Awkwardly, he began feeding Aurora the rice porridge. Though she couldn't chew, her body instinctively swallowed.

Woolf, look! She swallowed it. She swallowed

watched the man, who wouldn't blink an eye while taking a life,

swallowed it. You can rest

the spoonful of porridge to cool

had never been this meticulous

on the door

"Come in," Justin said.

their boss had carried that woman back to

hard to see Aurora's face clearly, and most of the crew assumed their boss had simply brought her aboard for his

seeing the scene before him, Frank's worldview was turned upside down. Their boss, whose hands were usually gripping a gun, was holding a bowl, carefully cooling each spoonful of porridge before feeding it to a

dumbfounded, until Justin snapped at

"Speak."

I heard Mrs. Woolf bought a lot of women's items. Since there's another woman on board, can I take some

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boss's displeasure and quickly explained. "Boss, it's already bad enough we've kept her on the ship. You can't expect her to keep wearing Mrs.

gaze sharpened. "Frank, don't tell me you've taken a liking

haven't! Don't say that!" Frank stammered,

don't know you by now? A real man doesn't hide his feelings. If

seen such a pretty girl before. Our ship's full

safe. This ship is full of men,

don't expect me

understand. Can

you want, but don't empty the

clothes and supplies. His face turned redder as he handled

her closely,"

if he had lost his

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