The Return of His Unrivaled Ex-Wife by Zara Gibbon

Chapter 1292

It had to be said that doctors were respected everywhere they went.

This was especially the case in a place like this island, where medical treatment was backward. They were revered as if they were divine beings.

Because Aria helped the islanders treat their illnesses, it also benefitted Bruce and Jaydon.

“Woo hoo hoo…”

The chieftain’s son called the indigenous women to prepare a lot of food.

“Thank you. We don’t need it.”

The indigenous people warmly served fruit as well as their local food.

As Bruce and Jaydon took a glance, they felt a decrease in appetite.

In addition to fruit, there was also a large platter of plump tree grubs, which were the size of a finger and roasted until they were charred. Moreover, there were roasted sea cucumbers that were roasted until they were black.

This was the most nutritious high-protein food on their island. Usually, it was used to serve important guests.

“Hoo hoo!” The son of the chieftain gestured enthusiastically for them to

eat.

Jaydon cleared his throat and said, “Ah! I’ll stick to the fruit…”

As he spoke, he took a wild fruit from the plate.

anything because he was worried about not having a boat.

wanted to quickly save his daughter as well as destroy Mairesi Welch

and children were still waiting

residents of the island. She had used up all the emergency medicine she

busy until late at night.

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finished the

“You

be exhausted, huh?” Jaydon said as he

She was exhausted, so much

the ground, not wanting

“Drink some water.”

leave here tomorrow?”

figure it out tomorrow. We definitely

I wonder if we can find

of a way tomorrow.” As Aria spoke, she was so tired, so much so

Jaydon groggily opened their eyes.

few indigenous women surrounded them, all of them looking at them boldly and enthusiastically.

limited resources on the island, there was no concept of privacy in their minds. Men wore triangular loincloths made of

a skirt made of tree bark, and they applied paint on their chests. This paint was a type of bird droppings that could also protect against mosquitoes and the like at the

Jaydon were stunned. They felt uncomfortable all

the indigenous people. However, both of them were not native to this place

group of women with no clothes on, it was inevitable that they felt uncomfortable all over.

want to leave,” Jaydon said, attempting to

women looked at them as if they were watching monkeys. They giggled and laughed as they looked at Jaydon and