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Tears streamed down Ivy's face, but the people on the ship showed no sympathy. Mr. Blackwater's booming voice barked in her ear.

"You can't even gut a fish? How have you survived this long? Slice open the fish's belly, pull out the innards, and clean it properly!"

Ivy, unaccustomed to such menial tasks, hesitated. The thought of ending a life so abruptly unsettled her, though she had forgotten that she had once plotted to kill Aurora-a life just as precious.

After struggling for ages, she finally managed to pull the slimy insides out of the fish, gagging as the stench hit her. The slippery texture in her hands only made it worse.

"Ugh..." Unable to bear it, she rushed to the side to retch. Watching her, Frank couldn't help but feel sorry for her.

"This is your first time doing this, isn't it?" he asked.

"Yes," Ivy admitted.

"I'm sorry you have to go through this. Maybe I can talk to the boss and get you excused from these tasks," Frank offered gently.

"Thank you," Ivy replied, though she knew nothing could change her current situation. Still, she didn't want her life to be entirely bleak.

"Alright, go take a break," Frank said kindly. He couldn't stand seeing her so miserable.

Three days later, Aurora stirred from what felt like an endless sleep. It was as though she had dreamt of her entire life up until now. Her body felt adrift, like driftwood bobbing uncontrollably on the waves.

Finally, her mind began to clear, and she returned to reality. Opening her eyes, the first thing she noticed was the gentle swaying of her surroundings. Was this heaven? Or hell?

fully regained consciousness. The sensation confirmed it-she was on a ship. She wasn't

voice sounded nearby. Aurora

she gasped, startled. Aurora wasn't someone obsessed with appearances, but after narrowly escaping death, she instinctively reacted to the sight before her. She was

her awake was even more beautiful than he'd imagined. Her eyes were like the clear sky after

stayed by her side for days, only for their first meeting to go

quickly realized her mistake. If she was on a ship, it meant she had been saved. Perhaps this man had even rescued

others. To her, every profession deserved respect. Although this man's appearance was rough, it didn't justify her reaction. If she had been prepared for what to expect, she would never have behaved

reaction, understood. She came from a privileged background and had likely never encountered someone like him. Her

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days and nights. We kept you alive on rice porridge, but you must be hungry now. What would you like to eat? I'll have the kitchen prepare it for

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and two vegetable dishes will be fine," Aurora answered politely. She didn't want to make unreasonable demands, even of someone who

you follow some kind of faith?" Justin frowned. No wonder she was so thin-she didn't eat much meat. But how could her body handle it? And what about

already worrying about her well-being. Aurora, however, was unaware of her pregnancy. She had always been mindful of

something light. Perhaps this was also a symptom of pregnancy, though she didn't know

not about faith. I just don't

not

I'm perfectly healthy,"

might be fine, but what about the baby? Pregnant women need plenty of nutrients, or the baby won't develop properly,"

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moment, she couldn't hear anything else