Lingering Doting Marriage: Big Boss, Little Sweet Heart

Chapter 1420: Chapter 1420: The Fish Took the Bait! Chapter 1420: Chapter 1420: The Fish Took the Bait! “Remember now?”

Enna Clark could only respond gloomily, “I’ll try my best.”

Fortunately, Baron Lawrence didn’t dwell on the question any longer.

Having received Enna’s promise, his mood improved considerably, even his previously ashen face returned to normal.

He returned to his haughty and noble demeanor, leaning on the beach chair, paying no further attention to Enna, and focused on fishing.

Compared to the stunning sight of the dolphins she had seen earlier, Enna truly found fishing in the sea rather dull.

Besides casting the bait, there was basically nothing to do.

And yet, she had to constantly keep an eye on the float to see if a fish was biting.

After watching for a while, her attention was drawn to the azure sea.

The light sea breeze caressed her face, making her feel her chest expand with openness. The blue sky, white clouds, and the sea’s horizon formed a perfect painting, with seagulls flying overhead from time to time, pleasant and comfortable.

Enna leaned back in the beach chair, almost closing her eyes and beginning to rest.

It had been a long time since she had been so relaxed; there had been too much happening recently, from Gigi falling ill to Baron Lawrence being hypnotized. Her nerves had been on edge continuously, up until now when she finally truly relaxed.

She lay carefree on the lounge chair, her brows and eyes curving into a smile.

She didn’t notice the man who had been staring at the sea turn his head to glance at her. Seeing the relaxed expression on her face, his thin lips subtly curled up, as if he were in a good mood.

She did not see it.

But Scott Harris, standing behind them, caught it.

He couldn’t help but reflect inwardly.

Ms. Clark truly was Ms. Clark. In this world, only Ms. Clark could make Lord Baron so devoted.

Only Ms. Clark could make Lord Baron laugh, make him angry, and affect his emotions.

Even if Lord Baron had forgotten Ms. Clark, upon meeting her again, she could still effortlessly touch his heart.

So, that woman just now who was saying behind Ms. Clark’s back that she disliked her because she was afraid of the woman vying for Lord Baron was simply talking in her sleep.

With Lord Baron’s attitude, who could snatch him away from Ms. Clark’s side? Most likely, if anyone dared to try, it wouldn’t be Ms. Clark who wouldn’t stand for it—Lord Baron would be the first to take a gun and shoot that person dead.

Because it wasn’t Ms. Clark who couldn’t live without Lord Baron, it was Lord Baron who couldn’t live without Ms. Clark!

Obsession is a trait that, once settled upon, lasts a lifetime!

In this life, the only person Lord Baron has settled on is Ms. Clark, and it will never change to someone else!

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Enna Clark enjoyed the sea breeze, lying on the lounge chair and almost falling asleep.

Just as she was drifting between sleep and wakefulness, the person beside her suddenly woke her, “Enna Clark, a fish is biting your hook.”

What hook?

What fish?

She was confused for a second before remembering that they were sea fishing.

Turning to look, Baron Lawrence stood at the edge of the deck, holding a pink fishing rod that undoubtedly belonged to her.

“Do we have fish to eat?” She immediately stood up and walked over, full of wonder.

Indeed, there were signs of waves on the surface of the water, as if something had bitten onto her fishing rod.

Baron Lawrence handed her the fishing rod and taught her hand by hand, “Hold tight, reel it in here!”

“Oh, okay,” Enna responded, and began to reel in the line according to his instructions.

Previously, when Baron Lawrence was holding the fishing rod, she hadn’t felt it, but now that she was holding it herself, she immediately felt the weight in her hands.

By the strength of the fishing rod, she could sense the weight of the fish she had caught.

It seemed like a big fish!

Enna, who originally didn’t like fishing, felt an unexplained excitement swell up within her, eager to see what fish she had caught.