Turning Of the Tide by Diana Sander

The beautiful island was embedded in the blue sea and was especially eye-catching. When one looked up, cotton-like clouds surrounded one after another, covering the entire sky.

White and azure were colors that made one feel comfortable.

The boundless sea was filled with mystery. People couldn't help but want to explore the sea. This kind of project where danger and excitement coexisted was the feeling that explorers sought.

Seagulls spread their wings and soared on the surface of the sea. The sea breeze messed up the hair of the group of people who were busy on the island. There were more than one group of people who came to watch the sunrise. Not far away, there was also a group of people setting up tents and setting up barbecue racks.

There were both men and women. Stella, who was busy, looked at the beautiful scenery in the distance and could not help but praise herself. "How is it? Is the place | found okay?" Olivia especially liked this place. She had the illusion of being hugged by nature. It was refreshing and the air smelled of the sea breeze. "l like it. I'm already looking forward to sleeping in the tent at night and looking forward to the sunrise tomorrow morning." Liam was helping to set up the tent. He bent down and fixed it. He lowered his head and teased, "Just don't oversleep." "l won't." She rarely slept late, unless she was very tired.

Olivia set off from the hotel to this beautiful island. She would always look at her brother from time to time. Even if she was busy, she would subconsciously look at her brother.

Today, Jasper had returned to normal. He no longer felt depressed and frustrated from last night, but there was no smile on his face. He still looked like he was keeping strangers away.

Seeing that her brother had returned to his normal state, the worry in Olivia's heart dissipated a little.

He always had a cold face. Which woman would be able to stand her brother's facial paralysis in the future? It was freezing.

Olivia cursed in her heart. She could not help but worry about her brother's marriage.

From the moment they set off to the island, Ruby and Jasper did not say a word. The two of them lowered their heads and went about their own business.

It was only when Ruby actively moved the barbecue rack that the shelf in her hand was taken away by a pair of slender hands.

Her hands were empty, as if her heart was empty too.

Ruby looked up at him and saw that his expression was normal. He bent down and continued to do his work. He had no intention of saying anything. It was a little infuriating to watch his back.

a factor called rebellious spirit that instantly filled up Ruby cells in her entire body. Her stubbornness came

There

still listening to Stella brag about how good this place was.

a cup of warm water with honey over early in the morning. She didn't know if it was made in the kitchen or

threw down the barbecue rack and strode over.

He said in a low voice, "Stop looking." Seeing that he had opened his mouth, Ruby looked up at him smugly. She called out

and could see the smugness in her eyes. It was obvious that

later, Jasper bent down to put the things on the side of the

small table again. Ruby did not sit down. Instead, she placed the ingredients bit by bit. She suddenly said, "Brother, is your stubborn temper like your dad or your mom?" His chest felt like a ball of cotton. "Aren't you stubborn?" He asked,

her gentleness, she had a stubborn heart. Otherwise, she wouldn't have... "I've never said that I'm not stubborn, but my stubbornness comes depending on times." Jasper smiled. There was really nothing he could do. "For example, just now? Or "brother" you're

thinking about the future and struggling. She said that he was stubborn, but wasn't she the same? The gloominess dissipated. Ruby did not care if he answered the questions or not. If he could talk to her endlessly about every

were even enjoying it. There was an unknown atmosphere in the air that surrounded

Afew hours later.

twinkling stars came

stars in the sky were constantly playing their role, decorating the island with colors, trying to present a different

"Jasper, you didn't add any ingredients. It's bland." Jasper saw that his sister was wearing thin clothes and looked in the direction of Ruby, who was sitting in the distance. He reminded her, "Leave it there for now. Go inside and put on some clothes. Let Ruby wear one too." "Oh, | think it's a little cold. Help me put some chili. I'l help Ruby get her clothes.” There were a total of two tents, one for the girls, one for the boys. The girls

He was holding a Ruby's jacket and a long black cardigan. Ruby

little windy. Put on your clothes first before skewering. Forget it. I'll

and stood

was quite fun to come out with this group of children. If

She said, "Yes, Stella makes sense. Ruby looks like she's gentle and not suitable for heavy work. If anyone marries you in the future, they definitely won't be willing to let you do heavy work. I'm different.” Stella was skewering vegetables with a smile on her

in front of his sister. "What are you talking about? Why don't you share it with me? tell me." Then he turned to her sister and said, "Ruby, these are not spicy. Jasper said that the ones who enjoying spicy food can eat spicy barbecue. If you can't eat spicy food, eat these.” Hearing